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• Re: Force Download

  Just in case anyone was interested this is what I came up with: Please recall I have two links, one for media streaming (mms://) and the other for throttled download (ftp://). Below is a sample of the download link <A onclick="alert('Please right click and use \'Save Target As\'.'); return false" href="ftp://www.companyname.com/safety/video_name1.asf">Download</A>

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 1/6/2005

• Re: [PRINT] and Multipage content mod

  It he going to provide an update for 2.12 or just 3.X?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 1/6/2005

• Re: Force Download

  I sure have. Unfortunately, it will launch the application (in this case Media player) and open up the document (in this case the video). My XSL file creates a streaming link (ie mms://www.companyname.com/videos/videoname.wmv) and a download link (ie ftp:// etc.). I want the download link to force a download and not launch an application. I'm using the FTP link to throttle the download. The Documents module works this way. One link opens up the document and the download link forces a download (even

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 1/6/2005

• Re: Force Download

  Hmmm.... Well I tried this SAF-006 New Employee Safety Orientation It refreshes the screen and nothing happens. Darn. Any suggestions?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 1/5/2005

• Force Download

  Using the XMl/XSL module, I've created several XML and XSL files to display some data that can not be easily done with the User Defined Table module. It works great. However, it has been asked that the link generated by my XSL file force a file download (similar to Documents module). I'm not familiar with the __doPostBack javascript function, can I use this to force a download? Download

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 1/5/2005

• Re: Sonata Links Checker

  Great News! I'm surprised you didn't sell more of this product. Even in it's current state, Sonata Links Checker is a great add-on.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by housefly on 11/4/2004

• Re: Child Portal Document module links not working - bad link reference

  Here's the link to the patch.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 11/2/2004

• Re: Sonata Links Checker

  Any updates? Will this module be compatible with DNN 3.0?

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by housefly on 11/2/2004

• Re: Why do I loose my default Country during registration? - 1.0.10d

  Just checking if this is going to make it in the DNN 3.0 release. Anyone?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 11/2/2004

• Re: Why do I loose my default Country during registration? - 1.0.10d

  Will this change make it in the DNN 3.0 release?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by housefly on 10/15/2004