The following might be of interest as a workaround.
Create a bookmark in your favorite browser and add the following in the
Location/URL field (all as one line):
javascript:eval('dlf_cart=' + cartData); for (dlf_i = 0; dlf_i <
dlf_cart["goodCartContent"].length; dlf_i++) {dlf_curcartpos =
dlf_cart["goodCartContent"][dlf_i]; dlf_cururl = "http://"; +
dlf_curcartpos["ftpServerName"] + dlf_curcartpos["filePath"] + "/" +
dlf_curcartpos["fileName"]; document.write("<a href=\"" + dlf_cururl + "\">" +
dlf_cururl + "</a><br/>");}
I've done some light testing on Firefox 3.5 and it seems to work for me.
Use this bookmark on the "Download Software" page that says "If your download
does not start, click here". It's the page you see in your main browser
window that then causes Firefox to whine about the popup its trying to open
with the java applet.
As has been pointed out previously the information needed to construct a direct
HTTP link is embedded in that page which is passed to the java applet. This
bookmark script just extracts that and prints the direct links. In other
words, it took me 15 minutes of learning javascript from quick Google queries
to get done what Cisco could do themselves.
Enjoy your weekend everyone.
--
Bruce A. Locke
[email protected]
HAB 50 - (845) 257-3809
Network Administrator
Computer Services
State University of New York at New Paltz
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