If I dare ;-)
send "checkStatus" && tURL to me in 50 milliseconds
Jacque, note that 50 milliseconds might appear a bit slow with light
files and fast connection.
My two cents.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 29 juil. 05 à 23:18, Dave Cragg a écrit :
On 29 Jul 2005, at 21:22, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I've simplified my script a lot for testing. This is what I'm
using at the moment:
on downloadFile tURL
unload url tURL -- just for testing, so I can reuse it
load url tURL with message "saveFile"
get the result
if it <> "" then answer it
checkStatus tURL
end downloadFile
on checkStatus tURL
put urlStatus(tURL) into tStatus
if tStatus contains "loading" then
set the endValue of sb "progress" to item -1 of tStatus
set the thumbPos of sb "progress" to item -2 of tStatus
else
put tStatus
end if
if tStatus is not among the items of "cached,error,timeout" then
send "checkStatus" to me in 50 milliseconds ###ERROR HERE
end if
end checkStatus
on saveFile tURL,tStatus
answer "SAVEFILE MESSAGE RECEIVED"
end saveFile
It should be:
send "checkStatus tURL" to me in 50 milliseconds
This would explain the empty status results.
However, even with that error, I was still seeing the final message
answer dialog. I gather you're not seeing that. Can you let me know
if you're still having problems.
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