A client event - within my ASP.NET application - triggers the generation of a Word document on the server and this document will be saved in a specific folder on the file server.
Then I would like to send the Word Document to the client to enable the client to make last minute changes to the document. Two things which I would like to know more about:
1. If the application type of the response is Word, Word opens within the Browser. Some Toolbars are not displayed and the user get's confused to a certain degree. Is there a way to be able to present the Word Document to the user within a normal WinWord instance on the client?
2. Is there a way that the user can save the Word document within word directly on the file server (via UNC path)?
Then, initially you are given two options for document receive from server: open and save. There is also a checkbox saying 'Always ask before openning this type of file'.
If you haven't checked this checkbox already you can choose whether to save the file and open it with MS Word later, or open it immediately in the browser window.
UNC names like \\server\share\filename should work ok when saving document from MS Word, provided that the path is valid and client has necessary permissions.
Then the document should open in MS Word directly.
If I'm using this command, will Word try to save the Word Document according to the UNC path or is the path pointing to the temporaray directory on the client?
OK, so this is appropriate within a WinForm Client.
Is there any support from Aspose.Words in relation to sending the Word Document to the client within a Web Application (ASP.NET/C#) and injecting the UNC path?
Document itself does not store any information on the path it was loaded from or shoud be saved to - that is for sure.
Still, I presume that this can be achieved using Javascript code that executes on the client side, although not being javascript specialist it is relly hard for me to give any concrete recomendations on javascript coding.
But the logical sequence should be something like this:
Did you ever get anywhere in achieving this functionality?
I’m trying to do something similar so the user does not have to pick the folder to save the document in. How did you get it to save it directly to the filesystem instead of opening in the browser or word?