How to add destination folder when downloading in JavaScript?

Question

JavaScript

I'm not into programming, but recently the task arose - by launching a file (the same .wsf) to ensure that the desired object is downloaded via a direct link. Since this is not possible through the standard Windows console, I found a working javascript code on the Internet, but it lacks a destination folder, i.e. folder where the file will be downloaded. By default, the file is placed on the desktop, but how can I specify a specific folder?

<job>
 <script language="JScript">
 
 httpGet("http://forum.ixbt.com/bbtitle-ixbt.gif");
 
 function httpGet(url)
 {
  var fname=url.replace(/.+\//,"");
  with(new ActiveXObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1"))
  {
   open("GET",url);
   send();
   if(status==200)
    with(new ActiveXObject("ADODB.Stream"))
    {
     type=1;
     open();
     write(responseBody);
     saveToFile(fname,2);
    }
  }
 }
 
 </script>
</job>

Answer 1

var fname=url.replace(/.+\//,"");
fname = 'd:\\path\\to\\file\\' + fname;

It would be better to put wget for Windows
Then it will be easy
wget -P d:\path http://site.com/file.rar

Answer 2

install curl, wget or the whole cygwin and enjoy. Also powershell can do it for sure. well, in this case, specify the full file name as the saveToFile argument.