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    Default Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    Friedrich,

    would it be possible to add a progress bar, and possibly a "x bytes of x
    total", and maybe even "(x bytes/sec)" to the Download File? Or, is there a
    way this can currently be done?

    Thanks,
    -Glenn.

  2. #2

    Default Re: Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    Glenn,

    > would it be possible to add a progress bar, and possibly a "x bytes of x
    > total", and maybe even "(x bytes/sec)" to the Download File? Or, is there
    > a way this can currently be done?

    Check the "Wait Dialog..." (see attached documentation).

    Friedrich

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  3. #3

    Default Re: Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    Ok, is there something special I need to do? I was already displaying a
    Wait Dialog.
    I display it first, then initiate the download, no code between, but I am
    not getting the download progress bar.
    I did notice that the install progress dialog in the background was updating
    the progress bar in conjunction with the download.
    I could turn off the wait dialog, but I really want the user to know why
    this particular file is taking so long (30mb).

    code is:

    [ Install Files ]
    ! Install SQL if necessary
    If %INSTANCE_EXIST% Equals "0" Then
    ! Extract temporary files
    Wait Dialog: Display "Downloading SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Service
    Pack 3 Files..."
    Download File from "www.mysite.com/install/sql/SQLEXPR.EXE" to
    "%_SB_INSTALLDIR%\my_Temp" [no-cache]
    etc...

    The reason I am downloading this rather than including it in the install, is
    I use the same script for updates, and no need to make it overly large by
    including SQL. This way, my regular install is nice and tiny.

    Thanks,
    -Glenn.

  4. #4

    Default Re: Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    Glenn,

    > Ok, is there something special I need to do? I was already displaying a
    > Wait Dialog.

    I think I know what the problem is. The following is taken from the SB72
    pre-release documentation:

    http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23158

    'If the Wait Dialog is active during processing the Download File (HTTP)
    function and the "Start on separate thread" option is enabled, the dialog
    provides a progress bar to indicate to users how the file transfer is
    going.'

    I think you have the "Start on separate thread" option disabled. If you
    mark this checkbox then it should work.

    Does this help?

    Friedrich

  5. #5

    Default Re: Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    ok, still doing something wrong... here is my code:

    Wait Dialog: Display "Downloading SQL Server 2005 Express Edition
    Files..." [Thread]
    Download File from "www.MyWebSite.com/install/sql/SQLEXPR.EXE" to
    "%_SB_INSTALLDIR%\MyTemp" [no-cache]

    I get the dialog displayed, but no progress bar in it.
    Help?

    thanks,
    -Glenn.

  6. #6

    Default Re: Feature Request: Download File Progress Bar

    Glenn,

    > ok, still doing something wrong... here is my code:
    >
    > Wait Dialog: Display "Downloading SQL Server 2005 Express Edition
    > Files..." [Thread]
    > Download File from "www.MyWebSite.com/install/sql/SQLEXPR.EXE" to
    > "%_SB_INSTALLDIR%\MyTemp" [no-cache]
    >
    > I get the dialog displayed, but no progress bar in it.
    > Help?

    The following works fine here (tested with SB72):

    See attached project and screenshot.

    Friedrich
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