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Thank you for the answer.
Interesting stuff.

Anyway - I figured out a "better" solution :)

Meanwhile I rewrote my PB-ftp-program, ported it to complete to php.
Has many advantages.
Sends and receives files by submitting the same paths as on the local Mirror-PC. Adds missing directories without ...

Hello - after many years with no bugs I ran into one I guess - here's the topic :D

I have written an FTP Program for my special needs. What does not work is the filetime which I get

MDate = FTPDirectoryEntryDate(FTP)
This produces rather rounded values

Postcard10c.jpg|1206338400|186673|24.03 ...

Thanks, dobro

Looks great after several additional installations from NVidia.
Have not figured out color3D yet - its all black and white - will have a deeper look into it, after I've finished the current project.

This enumeration stuff and using numbers instead of Variables which hold the handles is useful for demos and very little projects.
It is some sort of PB typic
Thus, with all code examples, if you want to pick out some lines of code to use them in your own program, you have to change numbers or add ...

As wilbert said


UsePNGImageDecoder()

InitNetwork()

WinWidth=800
WinHeight=600
WinTitle.s="Test"

window1= OpenWindow(-1, 4, 4, WinWidth, WinHeight, WinTitle, #PB_Window_MinimizeGadget | #PB_Window_TitleBar | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered)
If window1
Start1=ButtonGadget(#PB_Any, 5, 5, 190, 20 ...

It does make sense to have files that are 0 Bytes long
I. e. a simple empty index.html in a subfolder of a webserver prevents that the file list is displayed if several settings on apache, php etc. are not complete or missing ...
That's why a Zero Result = ReceiveFTPFile(#Ftp,...) on Failure is ...

Success=ReceiveHTTPFile(.......)
Success delivered in previous Versions the length of the received file
Now in 5.41 it is always 1 if it was ok

Was there a reason to change that?

Now it needs an additional FileSize() to make a quick check if the website/image/script-return has changed ...

Well, I was that far ...
Even got the same links searching google ...

[EDIT]
Deleted the first answer ... was based on changing the content with a hexeditor and saving it back ... in this case it is irrelevant what is inside the file ... the url still is the old one.

Yes - you are right. Thanks ...

Don't know how to explain in English ... I try:

If you create a link to a website in Windows Explorer the link is not actually stored in the File itself - whatever you write or change there, the original link stays intact, because its inside the fileattributes
In this case: URL and LinkTarget
You ...

I tried that - but there is no link

Oops - sorry - I missed that link ... too late at night ... should have opened my eyes
I clicked the button first without reading the line below.


Edit: Got it. Thank you very much

Hi
This looks interesting at first glance.
Less interesting is that I shall install a MEGAsyncSetup.exe only to download some files. Since I will not do that I will miss this one.

Don't understand me wrong ... just a little critics ... there are 1000 solutions and websites on the internet offering ...

Since 1978 I always used this Function. It was used in the TI-58 TI-59 math module from Texas Instruments. The Formula was made public in their Reference Manual and I ported it to every computer language I ever used.

Procedure.s NumFormat(Num.q, Fill.s=" ")
form.s=Str(Num)
sl=3
While ...

kenmo wrote:Remove the Chr(34)'s and it works on my Windows 7 system...

On my Windows 7 both (with or without Chr(34)) it is not working.

But your Program does ... clever use of a workaround as it seems ... well done

;OriginalName.s= "E:\fuji 550" ; <<< works

OriginalName.s= "D:\AA_CameraPics\AA Temporary_Photos\fuji 550" ; <<< fails even on first sub-level

Procedure NoSpacesDirectoryName(OriginalName.s)

NoSpacesName.s = ReplaceString(OriginalName.s, " ", "_")
Debug NoSpacesName.s + " <<< idea is to ...

Ok - I will try to figure out what is possible with the commandline options

Thank you