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问题 while the Github provide a way to releasing software, I don't know if possible to specify just some files of the current master repository to be released and be downloaded as a zip file. I want to offer users the possibility to download a certain folder/files from the whole repository, like say; I have 3 files in my repoo, file_1.js , file_2.js , file_3.js - I want to make file_3.js a downloadable release as a zip file my_app_v1.0.zip . How is that possible? Thanks for any ideas :) 回答1: The

问题 I'm having a strange issue with NSURLSession on the delegate method didFinishDownloadingToURL. First thing I'm doing is check if the temporary downloaded file exist: - (void)URLSession:(NSURLSession *)session downloadTask:(NSURLSessionDownloadTask *)downloadTask didFinishDownloadingToURL:(NSURL *)location { if (![[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath: [location path]]) { NSLog(@"Error. File not found"); return; // is giving error when the app is wake up by the system } ... } It

问题 I am trying to download a pdf file in my Angular app. The server (JBoss) serves a file with Content-type : application/pdf and Content- Disposition header set to attachment. I can see these headers quite well in fiddler response. However in my subscribe callback I can't see the same headers. Instead the header contains two property namely: _headers and _normalizedHeaders While making the GET call. I do: `this._http.get(url, {responseType: 'arraybuffer'}).subscribe((file: Response)=>{ //Cant

问题 I am trying to download a pdf file in my Angular app. The server (JBoss) serves a file with Content-type : application/pdf and Content- Disposition header set to attachment. I can see these headers quite well in fiddler response. However in my subscribe callback I can't see the same headers. Instead the header contains two property namely: _headers and _normalizedHeaders While making the GET call. I do: `this._http.get(url, {responseType: 'arraybuffer'}).subscribe((file: Response)=>{ //Cant

问题 Chrome Build: the newest, 33+ A Chrome Extension extracts certain urls from currently viewed site and then downloads a subset of them (quite often hundreds of files). Expected Behavior: Files are downloaded into the default Download-Folder without questioning where and under which filename they have to be saved. Problem: If a user has enabled the option "Ask where to save each file before downloading" in Chrome->Settings->Advanced Settings->Downloads then when trying to download, for example,

问题 Chrome Build: the newest, 33+ A Chrome Extension extracts certain urls from currently viewed site and then downloads a subset of them (quite often hundreds of files). Expected Behavior: Files are downloaded into the default Download-Folder without questioning where and under which filename they have to be saved. Problem: If a user has enabled the option "Ask where to save each file before downloading" in Chrome->Settings->Advanced Settings->Downloads then when trying to download, for example,

问题 Chrome Build: the newest, 33+ A Chrome Extension extracts certain urls from currently viewed site and then downloads a subset of them (quite often hundreds of files). Expected Behavior: Files are downloaded into the default Download-Folder without questioning where and under which filename they have to be saved. Problem: If a user has enabled the option "Ask where to save each file before downloading" in Chrome->Settings->Advanced Settings->Downloads then when trying to download, for example,

问题 Chrome Build: the newest, 33+ A Chrome Extension extracts certain urls from currently viewed site and then downloads a subset of them (quite often hundreds of files). Expected Behavior: Files are downloaded into the default Download-Folder without questioning where and under which filename they have to be saved. Problem: If a user has enabled the option "Ask where to save each file before downloading" in Chrome->Settings->Advanced Settings->Downloads then when trying to download, for example,

问题 I need to deliver big files like file.zip (~2 GB) to customers, with a unique URL for each customer. Then I will redirect (with .htaccess ) a customer download link example.com/download/f6zDaq/file.zip to something like example.com/download.php?id=f6zDaq&file=file.zip But as the files are big, I don't want the fact that PHP processes the downloading (instead of just letting Apache handle it) to be a CPU / RAM performance issue for my server. After all, asking PHP to do it involves a new layer

问题 I have a large data in form of JSON object in the javascript. I have converted it into the string using JSON.stringify(). Now my use case is to provide this large string in a text file to the user. So for this i have written below code. HTML code <button id='text_feed' type="submit">Generate ION Feed</button> <a href="data:attachment/txt" id="textLink" download="feed.txt"></a> Javascript code var text = //huge string $("#text_feed").click(function() { _generateFeed(text); }); var