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Hi all, I googled and read this group but could not find any solution to my problem. I have a page to download big excel files that we 'build' on 

how to detect that file download is Complete using javascript. This question already has an answer here: // Here I want to detect that File download is Complete or not and then refresh the //page location.reload(); Please help me sorry for any mistake. # re: Detecting the File Download Dialog In the Browser Without using cookie is there any way to detect file download dialog box either in javascript ot jquery Left by VB Rao on Apr 26, 2016 8:28 AM Therefore, the automatic download of file has been difficult to achieve in the latest years, but now with the introduction of HTML5, this task has become easier to achieve. In this article we are going to show you a couple of tricks to generate and download directly a file using pure Javascript. Self-implemented download function When working with multiple AJAX requests at that time its hard to detect when will be all request is being completed. You can use the setTimout() method which will execute your action after your given time. But it is not a better solution. jQuery has the inbuilt event handler to detect AJAX completion. I am trying to detect which is the context the user is viewing one PDF file. Could be Reader, Acrobat, inside a web browser, in Mac OS van be using the Preview App, etc. The goal is to get to know the capabilities of the environment, to check if that PDF will be played at full capability. Is there a Javascript event thats triggered when the user begins a download (by clicking the submit button in a Save dialog), or when a download ends? Heres the background: my client has asked me to make their web site download a file on request. The sequence of events is supposed to be: 1. User

Is there a Javascript event thats triggered when the user begins a download (by clicking the submit button in a Save dialog), or when a download ends? Heres the background: my client has asked me to make their web site download a file on request. The sequence of events is supposed to be: 1. User

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