Hello,
I'd like to download sql and json files that I exported with the backup_content method. I tried using the copy download link with wget.download() but that downloaded the file into the jupyter environment. Do I need to add a token somwhere
Is there a way of directing the download to my local machine? Or are there better ways of doing this?
All the best and have a great new year,
Sasa
Hello Sasa,
Please be informed that this is unfortunately not possible as the Jupyter Notebook is hosted in the cloud and connected with the cloud directory. What is possible is to right click on the file and Download it locally onto your computer.
Would that work for you?
Thanks and have a great new year too
Levente Harmos
Hi @Levente Harmos ,
so there's no way to trigger a browser-download from within a Python Jupyter Notebook? I am currently working on a workaround to export Views-PDFs from Action Flows to the MLWB. From there on I would like to trigger a Jupyter Notebook (also from Action Flow), that directly downloads the exported pdf to the default browser download location.
Is there any way to solve this?
Best
Fynn
Hi @fynn.reind ,
Yes, unfortunately, this is still not possible and even if it would, first users receive a html file as a security layer From where the confirmation of the download needs to be done and then the file would be downloaded to the default downloads folder by the browser.
Best regards
Levente
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