You need to modify the source to catch this event.

on line 1598 in the nsIWebProgressListener.OnStateChange method, add this code:

if ((aStateFlags & nsIWebProgressListenerConstants.STATE_TRANSFERRING) != 0)
{
    GeckoResponse rsp = new GeckoResponse(aRequest);
    if (rsp.ContentType == "application/x-executable")
    {
        // do something
    }
}

There's also some information at http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XU … ad_dialogs about implementing download dialogs but I haven't actually tried it.

Hi,

I actually use your fantastic GeckoFX and i always get an error message when i try to download a file (whatever the type).

"C:DOCUME~1userLOCALS~1tempfile.zip could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.

Try again later or contact the server administrator"

Can someone help me please ?

(I hope my english is comprehensible)

Thx for your answers !

The download manager is not working yet.

Hi,

Thx for your GREAT job !

Waiting for th next release ;)

I'll try and get it posted within the next few days.

Skybound_Andrew wrote:

You need to modify the source to catch this event.

on line 1598 in the nsIWebProgressListener.OnStateChange method, add this code:

Code:

if ((aStateFlags & nsIWebProgressListenerConstants.STATE_TRANSFERRING) != 0)
{
    GeckoResponse rsp = new GeckoResponse(aRequest);
    if (rsp.ContentType == "application/x-executable")
    {
        // do something
    }
}

There's also some information at http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XU … ad_dialogs about implementing download dialogs but I haven't actually tried it.

Do you put this in Geckowebrowser.cs ?

I've got the exact same problem as cheesekun. I think.
Downloads work perfectly when the location url contains the file extension, but not when the file type is determined by content-type.

Anybody found a solution?