You can save response you are receiving from server using HttpResponse object Filename Property. Inside Filename Property you can specify where you want to save server response.
Please make sure that you add Filename Property in your code before you make request using Get Method.
I don't think the images download. How do I get that to happen?
Hi Greg,
You can save response you are receiving from server using HttpResponse object Filename Property. Inside Filename Property you can specify where you want to save server response.
Please make sure that you add Filename Property in your code before you make request using Get Method.
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