Can not detect file size download

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Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Click here to Register a free account now! Please log in to reply. Kind regards. Posted 27 May - PM Hi thanks for response. Posted 27 May - PM Well what do you know, it works. Still not sure why they don't appear when searching but Posted 28 May - AM Sometimes, when explorer goes to "look" for the file, I have to choose "all files" in the drop down, then the iso will appear.

Posted 28 May - PM Oh, that seems to work aswell. Thankyou for the tip. Posted 28 May - PM You are most welcome. Reply to quoted posts Clear. This -should- contain the size of the file.. I haven't done any file parsing in NSIS and wouldn't have the slightest idea where to begin. Animaether 5th November UTC. Grytolle 23rd June UTC. The above code example worked great for me, but now I realize that it detects the compressed size of my remote zip-files. Could anyone tell me how to detect the unzipped size without downloading the file, or is that not possible?

I turned Animaether's code into a macro, perhaps it could be of use to other beginners like me too:. You need to provide that information yourself; perhaps include a plain text file with the same name as the compressed file and download that first.

RedFox Forum. As the title suggests, downloads fail because the drive space is exhausted without any indication of error. This may have been an issue for quite a long time, as I reported it a while back, but heard of no fix.

As such, it may not be new in 1. In this case, I was downloading the 3rd season of Westworld from HBO Max, completed it and noticed that the last 5 episodes look very undersized in the explorer display. All remaining were 1K.