For example, the user enters the site, specifies a directory on his computer, the site receives a directory tree and does something on its side.
- Almost all tags by, start with the client part of html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/dndfiles - Primus Singularis
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No, because the server performs server-side operations (not the client!).
In order for you to do something with the user's computer, you need to put some client on his computer and report the necessary information to the server, for example, via REST requests, or WCF, or SignalR. And further, depending on the server's responses, perform user-side manipulations through your client application.
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- Even no scripts can do this? - iluxa1810
- To access most directories in modern operating systems, you need administrator rights. Theoretically, the client can send directories accessible to the user (his home folder), but it is necessary to write a special client. That is, it is no longer ASP.NET - eastwing
- But what about html5 with its File API? - Primus Singularis
- @eastwing, I wrote this: "put some client." Probably, it is necessary to clarify that this is self-written, that is, the application we are writing :) - Umed
- one@Umed, through this thing you can somehow find out some kind of directory structure on the disk - no - Qutrix
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