I haven't tried your solution yet but reading through it I think it will work. The instructions are very precise and clear. Thanks again. Communities Get Support.
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Reply I have this question too 26 I have this question too Me too 26 Me too. If you have Adobe Reader installed, disable Adobe's pdf viewer browser plug-ins: a. Quit both Adobe and Safari. This is not working for me in Safari. Applied the same code but no luck. Please suggest me any modifications required. I need to change the name of the file dynamically how can I implement this? OR How can I pass an argument Inside a blob action?
Please solve this issue. I could not open the pdf in chrome in IPAD. Is there any solution for this. FileReader reader. Its working as expected in Chrome but not IE.
So i am using file-saver to make it work for all the browsers. I am using the below code. Any suggestions to make it work? What about if AngularJS? Instead of that it gives the option to download. Thanks in advance. Hi, I really need your help. I am using Vue. But instead of a url to fetch I have a Base64 string to use! Is that possible? Would you know how to? It only downloads a promise for me instead of an actual PDF.
Whet am i dong wrong? Thank you very much. You are a life saver! Hi Anders Poulsen, could you please help me , I am trying to open the file in new tab of the browser for the download file functionality. My web API is sending the base64 string and when I am calling the web api , I am getting the following error: unexpected token in during parsing the Json.
Thanks man. It took me 10 minutes to make my file download through Ajax work with Chrome and completely fruitless to make it work with IE. Thanks to you it finally worked. Could you please help in this…. I am using this but I have a question. Is there any way to receive a callback once the download is finished?
As far as I have tested this, link. For this to work in ie 11 and Edge, there need to be and file extension to this line: window. Thanks for writing such a nice post. Is there any timeline for this or is it another feature reserved for apps that live in the app store? Not just serve the user a dirty raw text file with no option to save. I find it hard to believe that this is not available functionality in iOS I'm making an educational web app and it's a must to be able to save json files.
Is there any ETA for this issue to be resolved? As mentioned in comment 11 , fixing this will certainly involve proprietary code so it is up to Apple to fix it. Comment 15 Henrik Joreteg PST My company has built a web app that doctors use during surgery to produce anesthesia charts. The final product of the web app is a PDF that the doctors download. The user flow is great in every major browser except Safari on iOS. This has been a giant thorn in our side and frankly makes Apple look bad.
Because we have to explain to these doctors that if they're using an iPad they have to do extra work to of saving the final report. The UX flow for this is not ideal, by the way. Thank you! I'm pretty sure I've found the holy grail in cross-browser PDF download.
But everything else should "Just work". Works like a charm for all the major browser except Safari on IOS. Is there any update, timeline by any chance? Anything we can do to help? Have you tried this in iOS Safari.
I tried doing it with a FileReader to no avail. The other issue I'm having is I have no way to give the blob file a proper name. That's not accurate. My IDE vscode reports my test file as binary data but it turns out that both Github and AmazoneS3 servers response with the data as base64 according to Firefox Network tool. The "example. Other than fixing this bug I was somewhat frustrated. I realize things have to be prioritized and some things are harder than they seem.
Anyway, I do think this would be a great addition and I would really appreciate someone's efforts to resolve this. The most common file types that are affected by this behavior are PDF files and images. The code below will tell the browser to prompt the user to save the file.
This link does not have the download attribute. This link has the download attribute. Read More From Actual Wizard Understanding the Different Parts of an Email Address An email address has four parts; the recipient name, the symbol, the domain name, and the top-level domain.
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