How to download image that is another website folder

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Dim cs = "172.16.16.21/"
          Dim lblDoca = cs + /document/dfmkdfnr.jpeg
          Response.ContentType = ContentType
          Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" + Path.GetFileName(lblDoca))
          Response.WriteFile(lblDoca)
          Response.End()

What I have tried:

actually i want to download image which is another project folder....so what path should i give

Posted 30-Mar-17 22:41pm

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Updated 31-Mar-17 0:07am

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Graeme_Grant 31-Mar-17 4:43am

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F-ES Sitecore 31-Mar-17 5:25am

You give the right path as it is found on the website it is deployed to. Don't think about projects, a project is something that only exists in the IDE, the concept of "project" disappears when your site is published and running under IIS.

Member 12300036 31-Mar-17 6:32am

but its not download the image

F-ES Sitecore 31-Mar-17 7:08am

Then the path is wrong. We don't have access to your system, or know where your files are.

Member 12300036 3-Apr-17 5:28am

actually the image i want to download in another server folder...wat path should be created to download another server image

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kp564 · Answer 1 · 2017-03-31T00:07:00

Solution 1

C#

WebClient webClient = new WebClient();
webClient.DownloadFile(fromPath, saveImgPath);

may it help you

regards,
Ketan

Posted 31-Mar-17 0:07am

kp564

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Member 12300036 31-Mar-17 6:35am

it is for download image?

kp564 31-Mar-17 7:03am

yes, but assure that path is phisycal path

Member 12300036 2-Apr-17 23:22pm

ya its physical path..but not working

kp564 3-Apr-17 4:35am

then you can go for webservice

kp564 31-Mar-17 9:04am

if it solve your problem then please do accept it as answer.