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you have no control at the server end where the client (browser) saves the file.
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you have no control at the server end where the client (browser) saves the file.

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Experts:<br />
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from my asp.net web page, I need to chose a location to save a file to that I'm creating. I've looked at the fileupload control but this doesn't cover what I need as I need a folder location. After some research, I'm not sure this is possible due to browser security restrictions. Is this true, and if so, does anyone have a good alternative other than have the users type in the destination address?<br />
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Thanks in advance for the help,
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Experts:

from my asp.net web page, I need to chose a location to save a file to that I'm creating. I've looked at the fileupload control but this doesn't cover what I need as I need a folder location. After some research, I'm not sure this is possible due to browser security restrictions. Is this true, and if so, does anyone have a good alternative other than have the users type in the destination address?

Thanks in advance for the help,

asp.net chose folder for save location

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