I want to download folder that client side (browser) make.

I considered using File API, but I can't find how to make folder.

For example, some png make from html canvas put one folder, I want to save this folder with download dialog.

I want to use a folder for some file to one folder.and I must download only once.

Please advise me.

html

<a download='folder' href='#' onclick="Download()">download</a>

I want to download folder that client side (browser) make.

I considered using File API, but I can't find how to make folder.

For example, some png make from html canvas put one folder, I want to save this folder with download dialog.

I want to use a folder for some file to one folder.and I must download only once.

Please advise me.

html

<a download='folder' href='#' onclick="Download()">download</a>

• javascript
• html
• fileapi

• you just asked this a while ago and then deleted it, why didnt you just edit the question? You need to be more clear in what you are wanting. – Patrick Evans Commented Mar 11, 2014 at 20:34
• Sorry. I was freaked out. – hucuhy Commented Mar 11, 2014 at 20:42
• Where is the folder ing from? A server? FTP? MVC? your tags are all client side stuff. Need to know that. – Mike Commented Mar 11, 2014 at 20:58
• Nowhere.Browzer(not server) make the folder.I want to download this folder. – hucuhy Commented Mar 11, 2014 at 21:01

2 Answers 2

You can use FSO.js, but be warned that it currently only works in Chrome. Additionally, the folders you create can only really be accessed from within your webapp (for example, you can't choose to write a specific folder on the C drive).

Firstly, You can't really interact with the local system or the server with JavaScript because of security. You can call a server-side script with JavaScript, via AJAX.

If you don't care, you can check out Javascript FSO CreateFolder Method

JavaScript Example...

// initialize ActiveXObject and create an object of Scripting.FileSystemObject.  
var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");  

// creates a folder with specified name at the specified location  
fso.CreateFolder("C:\\Temp\\myFolder");  

fso = null;