I’m trying to use create a simple link to access a PDF generated by streamlit. st.write(f'To download the error report <a target="_blank" href="{error_report_filename}">click here</a>', unsafe_allow_html=True) However, it seems like streamlit server return a 404 when you try to access any filetype…

It probably will, but the true question is WHY? So many lines of code for a link, it kind of takes away from the beauty of Python. Joking aside, thank you for your response. I saw that and a couple of other similar posts before. I was really trying to avoid to do that for the sake of simplicity. I …

Hi @naurojr , welcome to the Streamlit community! It has been identified as an enhancement: Serving content from static location opened 06:05PM - 11 Jun 20 UTC (UTC) [randyzwitch] randyzwitch …

How to allow user to download document generated by Streamlit straight from the server?

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Chad_Mitchell August 5, 2020, 10:36pm 2

Hi @naurojr,

Maybe this will fit your use case A download button with custom CSS

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How to allow user to download document generated by Streamlit straight from the server?

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