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Aaron Gray
I know that there is probably no way to do this but, I would really like to
be able do this, so ...
Aaron
be able do this, so ...
Aaron
I know that there is probably no way to do this but,
I would really like to be able do this, so ...![]()
To do what?
That depends, directly, on what you would "really like to be able to do".
Sorry Randy, forgot to include question in message.
Is there any possible way to write a text file from JavaScript to the local
machine ?
Mozilla may have a comparable counterpart but I do not know.
Not in any kind of default security environment. IE has the ActiveX
FileSystemObject that can allow you to write files (providing it is given
access).
Is there any possible way to write a text file from JavaScript to the local
machine ?
Here the default assumption is Web use.
For that, write the data to a textarea and ask the user to copy'n'paste
it to where he wants it; or write it to a new window and ask him to use
File, Save As or equivalent. First, though, check that they work for an
arbitrary user and a page from a remote server.
To do that sort of thing in javascript run locally with WSH, which is
really Jscript, ask in a a Jscript group - see FAQ 2.2.
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