I\'ve looked at many resources and the following should work, however my save as dialog box is never showing (not browser specific):
Response.ContentType = \
Solved the issue. I was using Ajax to call this function from one of my views. This didn't work (I am not sure why), but I think it may be because I have multiple controllers. Calling this from @HTML.ActionLink()
had the prompt display properly.
Not sure if it's your only problem, but the file name in the Content-Disposition
header is supposed to be a quoted-string, so you'll need to add quotes around it, particularly since it contains spaces;
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition",
string.Format("attachment; filename=\"{0}\"", downloadName));
On a side note, Response.End()
also flushes the buffer, so your Response.Flush()
is redundant.