I have a webpage like e.g. www.example.com/NYSE/rates. If the user decides to save the html she sees on her local disk, I want to preset the filename she gets, when she clicks "Save as", with NYSE_rates_09_12_2011.html. (Which obviously will be different tomorrow or for a different stock exchange.) Now I always get rates.html as default.
我有一个网页，例如www.example.com/NYSE/rates。如果用户决定保存她在本地磁盘上看到的html，我想预设她获得的文件名，当她点击“另存为”时，使用NYSE_rates_09_12_2011.html。 （显然明天将会有所不同或不同的证券交易所。）现在我总是将rates.html作为默认值。
How can I do that?
我怎样才能做到这一点？
2 个解决方案
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It appears that in at least the latest version of the most popular web browsers on Windows (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera) the default filename filled in when saving a webpage is taken from the page's <title> tag, so simply making sure the date appears in there should put you right.
看来，至少在Windows上最流行的Web浏览器的最新版本（Internet Explorer，Firefox，Chrome，Safari和Opera）中，保存网页时填写的默认文件名取自页面的
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As I found out, this is a known problem with Firefox, that stems from the days of Netscape Navigator. And there is an add-on "File Title" that fixes it.
正如我所知，这是Firefox的一个已知问题，源于Netscape Navigator的时代。并且有一个附加的“文件标题”可以修复它。
#1
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It appears that in at least the latest version of the most popular web browsers on Windows (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera) the default filename filled in when saving a webpage is taken from the page's <title> tag, so simply making sure the date appears in there should put you right.
看来，至少在Windows上最流行的Web浏览器的最新版本（Internet Explorer，Firefox，Chrome，Safari和Opera）中，保存网页时填写的默认文件名取自页面的
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As I found out, this is a known problem with Firefox, that stems from the days of Netscape Navigator. And there is an add-on "File Title" that fixes it.
正如我所知，这是Firefox的一个已知问题，源于Netscape Navigator的时代。并且有一个附加的“文件标题”可以修复它。