Hello,

I would like to read the source code of linkclick.aspx file, but I cannot see it in any folder of my dnn installation (4.9 version). Where is it??

Thank you

Thank you, I was curious to see how it works because I have noticed a difference in the results of a search perfomed with OpenSearchEngine between a file linked with LinkClick.aspx and the same file linked with XSFileDownloaderPage.aspx (the file manager of DocumentLibrary module). In the first situation the filename indexed is the real name of file, in the second situation the filename indexed is "XSFileDownloaderPage.aspx". I would like to undestand the reason.... In your opinion what is the element that gives to LinkClick.aspx the name of file?

It seems to me that LinkClick does not perform a simple redirect, but it returns a stream

Dim objResponse As HttpResponse = HttpContext.Current.Response

                        objResponse.ClearContent()
                        objResponse.ClearHeaders()

                        ' force download dialog
                        If ForceDownload Then
                            objResponse.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=""" & filename & """")
                        Else
                            'use proper file name when browser forces download because of file type (save as name should match file name)
                            objResponse.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "inline; filename=""" & filename & """")
                        End If
                        objResponse.AppendHeader("Content-Length", objFile.Size.ToString())
                        objResponse.ContentType = GetContentType(objFile.Extension.Replace(".", ""))

                        'Stream the file to the response
                        Dim objStream As IO.Stream = FileSystemUtils.GetFileStream(objFile)
                        Try
                            WriteStream(objResponse, objStream)
                        Catch ex As Exception
                            ' Trap the error, if any.
                            objResponse.Write("Error : " & ex.Message)
                        Finally
                            If IsNothing(objStream) = False Then
                                ' Close the file.
                                objStream.Close()
                            End If
                        End Try

                        objResponse.Flush()
                        objResponse.End()