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How can I save an image from the webpage by clicking on a link in smart phone, using JavaScript, jQuery or using HTML controls?

The sample code is as follows:

<a href="">Save image</a> 
<!--The Link to save the image-->
<img src"../images/logo.png" alt="Logo" height="50" width="50" /> 
<!--The Image that I wanted to save-->`

Now, I want to save the image logo.png in my local folder, by clicking on the link in smart phones (iPhone 4+, Android 2.1+ and BlackBerry 6+)?

Cœur
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Usually browsers have their own handling when you click a link which points directly to a downloadable file: either asks you where you want to save it, or it downloads the file to a predefined location. I'm not sure if you can override this.

Cezar D.
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For example, iOS shows you the prompt to save the file when you press and hold onto the image. I don't think that you could do that just like in a desktop browser, like httprequest or response.binarywrite (c#).

Eric Frick
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  • Hi Cezar and Eric I need to put an anchor tag or input type='button' to prompt the user to save the image from the website. Apart from pressing the screen is their any other option to save the image? – user1144830 Feb 03 '12 at 15:07