content-disposition

I've encountered some unexpected behavior when trying to create a file download functionality on my NodeJS server. I have a REST (express) API that calls for some export data function, which creates a CSV file on the server and uses res.download('path/to/file') to trigger the download. Response headers include Content-Disposition:attachment; filename="indicators.csv" Content-Length:30125 Content-Type:text/csv; charset=UTF-8 so everything seems to be in order. The thing is, I get the response from the server as plain text. The response has all the data the CSV file contains, but does not

How do I get Content-Disposition parameters I returned from WebAPI controller using WebClient? WebApi Controller [Route("api/mycontroller/GetFile/{fileId}")] public HttpResponseMessage GetFile(int fileId) { try { var file = GetSomeFile(fileId) HttpResponseMessage response = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK); response.Content = new StreamContent(new MemoryStream(file)); response.Content.Headers.ContentDisposition = new System.Net.Http.Headers.ContentDispositionHeaderValue("attachment"); response.Content.Headers.ContentDisposition.FileName = file.FileOriginalName; /********* Parameter *

I managed to upload an image to my server using Cordova File Transfer plugin. var img = <full path to image> var url = <url to webservice> var options = new FileUploadOptions(); //no specified options, using defaults var ft = new FileTransfer(); ft.upload(img, encodeURI(url), win, fail, options); var win = function (r) { console.log('Successfully sent'); } var fail = function (error) { console.log("An error has occurred: Code = " + error.code); }; However, my server had problems reading the image due to the extra header added by the plugin. --+++++..Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file";

I have an application that hosts videos, and we recently migrated to Azure. On our old application we gave the ability for users to either play or download the video. However on Azure it seems like I have to pick between which functionality I want, as the content disposition has to be set on the file and not on the request. So far I have came up with two very poor solutions. The first solution is streaming the download through my MVC server. CloudStorageAccount storageAccount = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["StorageConnectionString"]); CloudBlobClient blobClient =

We have some files stored in sql database. On an ASP.NET MVC3 form, we display 2 links: View this file | Download this file These links go to these corresponding action methods. The download works as expected -- clicking a link forces a save dialog in the browser. However, the display is causing duplicate Content-Disposition headers to be sent to the browser, resulting in an error on Chrome, and an empty page in Firefox. [ActionName("display-file")] public virtual ActionResult DisplayFile (Guid fileId, string fileName) { var file = _repos.GetFileInfo(fileId); if (file != null) { Response

This was working last night, but I must have accidentally changed something, because it isn't now. What I am trying to do should be clear from these headers: Content-Disposition: attachment;filename=english_customizable.xml Location: http://tortoisewrath.com/files/2.xml However, when this header is sent, the Content-Disposition part doesn't work after the redirect. ...Why? sg3s What you're trying to do is inadvisable check this question; Header Location + Content Disposition Content-Disposition + Location header But you can do it, to make it work you will have to buffer your whole response