Download file using IE

How do i download a file from a website using IE command or Automation ?

thanks!

Jan
Thu Jun 21 04:23:41 CDT 2007

No IE Automation, but simple:

DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
INTEGER, INTEGER
URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)

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Man-wai
Thu Jun 21 04:54:05 CDT 2007

Jan Bucek wrote:
> No IE Automation, but simple:
>
> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
> INTEGER, INTEGER
> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)

Is there one for upload?

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Jan
Thu Jun 21 06:50:44 CDT 2007

Man-wai Chang napsal(a):
> Jan Bucek wrote:
>> No IE Automation, but simple:
>>
>> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
>> INTEGER, INTEGER
>> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)
>
> Is there one for upload?
>
FTP of course. You must have permission to write the file onto server.

Man-wai
Thu Jun 21 07:21:11 CDT 2007

>>> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
>>> INTEGER, INTEGER
>>> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)
>> Is there one for upload?
> FTP of course. You must have permission to write the file onto server.

I meant there was nothing like UpLoadFileToURL?

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Man-wai
Thu Jun 21 07:28:33 CDT 2007

> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
> INTEGER, INTEGER
> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)

And is this URLDownloadToFile a kernel-mode module or IE module?

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Jan
Thu Jun 21 07:54:56 CDT 2007

Man-wai Chang napsal(a):
>> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
>> INTEGER, INTEGER
>> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)
>
> And is this URLDownloadToFile a kernel-mode module or IE module?

I do not know.

>

Jan
Thu Jun 21 07:54:34 CDT 2007

Man-wai Chang napsal(a):
>>>> DECLARE INTEGER URLDownloadToFile IN urlmon INTEGER, STRING, STRING,
>>>> INTEGER, INTEGER
>>>> URLDownloadToFile(0, lcRemoteFile, lcLocalFile, 0,0)
>>> Is there one for upload?
>> FTP of course. You must have permission to write the file onto server.
>
> I meant there was nothing like UpLoadFileToURL?

I have never seen it. To upload files into URL I use FTP.
>