I have dynamically created a xml string form a JSON object returned from server. I need to give the user to download this as a file s开发者_开发技巧o that when the user click the button named export he/she receives a downloadable.xml file and can be save d on local machine.
Is this possible?
I was recently looking for something similar, and came across Downloadify. It appears to use a feature of Flash 10 to work around the filesystem limitation of JavaScript.
Have you generated the file on the server or on the client?
If you have generated the file at the server you can use the content-disposition header. You also need to set the content type to application/xml or text/xml.
If you have generated the file using jQuery, then it isn't possible for the user to save it locally. Javascript isn't allowed access to the file system.
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