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Download String as File

Mark M. Lanning
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This may seem simple but I didn't find anything like this anywhere and I thought I should add it so it will help others. This artitle is to show you how to send a string variable as a downloadable file in asp.net.

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To send a string variable to the client as a downloadable file you must first convert the string data over to a byte array... once in a byte array you can send the byte array to the client.
Here is the code that will send a string as a file to the client:
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<p>Public</font><font SIZE="2"> </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Function</font><font SIZE="2"> 
SendFileToClient(</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">ByRef</font><font SIZE="2"> 
WebPage </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2"> UI.Page,
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">ByVal</font><font SIZE="2"> strFileData
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2"> </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">String</font><font SIZE="2">, </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">ByVal</font><font SIZE="2"> strFileName </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2"> </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">String</font><font SIZE="2">) </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2"> </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Boolean</p>
</font><font SIZE="2">
<p></font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">    Try</p>
</font><font SIZE="2">
<p>        </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#008000">'convert the passed file string to a byte array<br>
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">        
Dim</font><font SIZE="2"> byteArray() </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2">
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Byte</font><font SIZE="2"> = 
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(strFileData)</p>
<p></font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#008000">        
'send the data to the client<br>
</font><font SIZE="2">        
WebPage.Response.Clear()<br>
        WebPage.Response.ContentType = 
"text/plain"<br>
        WebPage.Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", 
"attachment;filename=" & strFileName & ";")<br>
        
WebPage.Response.BinaryWrite(byteArray)<br>
        WebPage.Response.End()</p>
<p></font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">    Catch</font><font SIZE="2"> 
ex </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">As</font><font SIZE="2"> Exception</p>
<p>        </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#008000">'trap the error and return false saying that 
something happened<br>
</font><font SIZE="2">        </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Return</font><font SIZE="2"> </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">False</p>
</font><font SIZE="2">
<p></font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">    End</font><font SIZE="2">
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Try</p>
</font><font SIZE="2">
<p>    </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#008000">'if success then 
return true<br>
</font><font SIZE="2">    </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">
Return</font><font SIZE="2"> </font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">True</p>
</font><font SIZE="2">
<p></font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">End</font><font SIZE="2"> </font>
<font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Function</p>
</font>
That is it.. just pass the function the string and the filename you want to be specified and bingo.
So the function call would look something like this:
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</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#008000">
<p>'send the file data to the client<br>
</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Call</font><font SIZE="2"> 
SendFileToClient(</font><font SIZE="2" COLOR="#0000ff">Me</font><font SIZE="2">, 
mExportData, "Export.csv")</p>
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