> Solved. The socket timeout was the problem, I put a more big value and now > is running and downloading. > > About your code: > on downloadDone pURL, pURLStatus > -- show completion message > put "Download complete: " & pURLStatus > end downloadDone > > How pass or obtain the pURLStatus? > With.. > > put the urlstatus of "ftp://.."; into pURLStatus ? for example, but where is > the best handler to put?
If you have a callback for when the download is finished (downloadDone in my example), then the URL status of the download is automatically sent to this handler as the second parameter. The URL is the first parameter so if you are doing multiple downloads, you can check which one has finished. If you want more regular feeedback on the status of a download (or upload), then you can set a status callback. e.g. libURLSetStatusCallback "showStatus", fld "Status" which will send the "showStatus" message to a field called "Status" periodically during the download. In the "Status" field script, put something like this: on showStatus pURL, pStatus put pURL & ":" && pStatus into me end showStatus This will give you a very basic indication of what is happening. Once you have worked out the format, you can change this to show a progress bar, or percentage of the download, or even calculate the speed of download and expected duration. When the download is finished, use libURLSetStatusCallback with no parameters, to turn off the status reporting. HTH, Sarah _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
