Question Download file FTP

[Will]

Hello guys,
I have a web application in C # .NET .
I need to download a file directly to the client machine . That is, the User accesses the application , click a button , and download a file to FTP.
Can someone help me?

Thank's

 

[JohnH]

For user to download a file from a web page you can use FileUpload control - The complete ASP.NET Tutorial.
What you say about FTP doesn't make sense to me.

 

[jmcilhinney]

For user to download a file from a web page you can use FileUpload control - The complete ASP.NET Tutorial.
What you say about FTP doesn't make sense to me.

Isn't that for the user to upload a file to the web site rather than downloading from the web site?

 

[JohnH]

True, Downloading a File with a Save As Dialog in ASP.NET - Rick Strahl's Web Log

 

[Will]

The situation is this:
The web application creates a file in www / downloadfiles / test.txt
This test.txt file must be saved in the User 's machine in C : \ MyFiles .

My problem is that the web application can not access the folder c: \ MyFiles on the User machine, only on the server where the application is installed.

 

[JohnH]

The web page doesn't have access to client file system, there is also no way to suggest path for the file download, but you can explain in your web page that user should save the file in a given folder for the reasons you may specify.

 

[jmcilhinney]

This test.txt file must be saved in the User 's machine in C : \ MyFiles .

Why? Apart from the fact that it's very poor form to save files to your own folder directly under the C: drive, why does your web site care where the file is saved?