Web Forms :: How To Open Microsoft Office Word File From A Button Click In Aspx Page Using C#
May 11, 2010
i have an aspx page with one button on it the name of the page is Default.aspx
i have a physical microsoft office word file in the c drive
what i want to do is that when i press a button i open a microsoft office word located on the c drive then i add some text to it using c# code
then i want to open the file (that i edited and located in memory) in mircosoft office word to see the text that i have added
everything works fine but when i press the button i get a prompt that says do you want to open the file or save it .
questions:
so how can i directly open the file (located in memory) in microsoft office word without this prompt
also if i choose open from the prompt the file opens in the read only mode and the title of the file in the microsoft word become the name of the aspx page which is Default.aspx
I am using VS 2005.An 1.aspx page is there, retrieving data from an xml file and having a button.On a button click same 1.aspx page should open new window retrieving data from another xml file with the help of query string.
while I still had Office 2007 still on my development PC. I recently upgraded to Office 2010 and even though the web.config file still remains with the above assembly reference, when I publish it and run it now i keep getting the following error ...
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Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word, Version=14.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
I also have installed the PIA for Version=14.0.0.0 on the server but I still get the same result.
I'm hoping this is an easy one...I'm using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word to convert uploaded word documents into previewable html files. I haven't implemented it fully, but I've played around with it enough that I think I have a plan that will work... My question revolves around
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I'm not in love with the idea of opening word and closing it everytime there's an upload (which I hope is a lot of the time) I'd like to make this a shared object that loads at application start. I have 2 questions that go along with this. 1. I imagine that winword could lock up and that would be a problem, right? 2. to save a document I use wordapp.ActiveDocument, this could have an issue as a shared object, right? I think I'm talking myself right out of this...
I have been using using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word in my webserver (yes, i know it is not recommended). When I ran it on my machine, it runs fine, but when running on the server I get a timeout on the following line:Documents.Open //when trying to open the file.Is there something I'm missing? Is there a better way to edit a Word document within web servers/websites? (I can't create a new one using string builder or outputting into file; I need to edit an existing one that sits on the server.)
i have a fileupload control which i use to upload file to the server. after the upload is successful i enable a hyperlink with the name of the uploaded file.
i want the user to be able to view this file in the browser after the file has been uploaded.
i did try assigning the navigateurl for the hyperlink = HttpContext.Current.Request.MapPath(".") + "\folder1\" + fileName;
which dint work. all uploaded files are being stored in a folder inside my solution directory on the server.
i have an link button in my gridview once user click that link button i need to open an a word document(the path where the document is stored in server would be like this c:/abc/doc/abc1.doc) so now i should all ow the user to download that document for viewing it.
I open Microsoft Word through ASP.NET , when I load by visual studio 2008 works well.but when I put my site in my IIS folder and access the site through Internet Explorer and click the button nothing happens.Don't happen anything. Why my code :
wdApp = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
When the user clicks on "OPEN" button, It should open up that(.txt) file which is on the file server in ReadWrite Mode (like in notepad) without any Access Issues.
Or simply has to be openend as temporary READONLY .Txt File. So that the user can close after viewing it.
My requirement is : I have to open a word document in Microsoft word from my web application and the word document is stored in the server location.
In javascript i wrote a code to open the word document like below. var dsWordApp = new ActiveXObject("Word.Application"); var WordDoc = dsWordApp.Documents.Open(FileName)
Using above script i am able to open the local word doc files but i am unable to open the server side word doc file.
My url here opens in same page...how can i open my url in new page...redirecting to diff pages on each condition..how can i use windows.open function here to open up link in new window.
I am trying to open .chm file from server. When i download the file from server to my machine, it downloads it successfully but when i open the file it did not show any content in it. Can anybody tell me that how i can download file from Server? My secod question is that can i directly open .chm file from server in aspx page?
i am new to this, would like to ask how can i check which button user click when downloading file, either open, save or cancel ? I need to update to the Database after the user click the save/open button, if cancel, then do not do anythinghere is example of code:
There is one modalpopup exists on index.aspx page and its working fine. Is that possible when click a button on other page (say about.aspx) it will redirect to index page and open the modal popup?
I have a button which starts processing. I want that when ever a button is click from page1.aspx .. a count down timer should start and displayed on page2.aspx. I am thinking of using iframe to join 2 pages.
I noticed this a week ago but on my Win7 Ultimate x64 computer VS 2008 will completely lock up whenever I open an aspx page in form view. It has no problems opening the code behind and web config file but it will not respond when I try to open the aspx page file. What's up with that?
