Vba code to download jpg files from website

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Not Answered 2 months ago. However, this cannot be done with the VBA code shown here. Hi Christos! Great job with this file! Any other solution? Thank you for pointing out the issue. It seems that for some unknown reason, Google accidentally marked the file as a virus!

I have updated the link, so now you will be able to download both files. Thanks for this wonderful file. I have a question, when i download multiple files through link, the files are getting download but it is corrupted. Links are from google drive.

No, the above macros will not work with websites that require logging. Those cases require a different approach. The file Sheets "Sheet1". Cells Rows. Count, 1. End xlUp. Hi Philip Treacy, Please find the attached file for your reference.

I have placed code as is.. Hi Sir, Thanks for your valuable time in this.. The code which you sent i already tried and this works for only image files.. But, i need to pull any format that is any. I'm trying to solve this with selenium.. Thanks a lot. Please check the file attached.. Oh, I did not mean anything like that.

You are welcome to use my code, I just thought it was interesting to see my code again : Cheers. Show 1 more comment. Active Oldest Votes. Why the other methods fail: The. Click method: This raises a new window which expects user input at run-time, it doesn't seem to be possible to use the WinAPI to control this window. Or, at least not any way that I can determine. The code execution stops on the.

Click line until the user manually intervenes, there is no way to use a GoTo or a Wait or any other method to circumvent this behavior. Using a WinAPI function to download the source file directly does not work, since the button's URL does not contain a file, but rather a js function that serves the file dynamically.

Here is my proposed workaround solution: You can read the webpage's. Application" With IeApp. Navigate url Do Until. OpenTextFile fName, 2, True, -1 f. Write IeDoc. ReadLine ' The data starts on the 4th line in the InnerText. AtEndOfStream f. WriteLine vLn Next f.