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[hkBattousai]

I usually start download of a large file, then close the browser tab, and after a while when I reopen it I come to see that the download has not finished yet. If I happen to need that file urgently, I periodically reload the page and open the "Server Files" tab to see if the download is completed or not.

How about you simply put a button that refreshes the list and status of the files in the server? In that way RapidLeech will be more user friendly.

I hope you implement it.

[JohnCcCcCc]

Click Everything, then use refresh. its in the action array, check the URL.

If you add something that refreshes the files all the time, it would consume even more resources, just imagine 100 or more people refreshing like that all at once.

[hkBattousai]

JohnCcCcCc, on 13 July 2011 - 04:56 PM, said:

Click Everything, then use refresh. its in the action array, check the URL.

Click everything? What is that supposed to mean?

JohnCcCcCc, on 13 July 2011 - 04:56 PM, said:

If you add something that refreshes the files all the time, it would consume even more resources, just imagine 100 or more people refreshing like that all at once.

It is my own private server. They can at least put an option to enable the "Refresh" button, so that server owners can decide to make it visible or not.

[JohnCcCcCc]

Click Server Files Tab, then Where is says show:

Downloaded - Everything

Refresh that page, you will see any files currently been downloaded and see the filesize growing, check the URL you will see the action after index.php

[hkBattousai]

JohnCcCcCc, on 13 July 2011 - 08:24 PM, said:

Click Server Files Tab, then Where is says show:

Downloaded - Everything

Refresh that page, you will see any files currently been downloaded and see the filesize growing, check the URL you will see the action after index.php

I understand that clicking that link two times refreshes the page. But it takes a few seconds more, and a few seconds mean a lot if you are using PC in a fast pace. That's why I asked for a simpler solution.

[JohnCcCcCc]

Lol

I have said this already, Look at the URL, make a link in the script to that URL on the main page...

[PrAvEsH]

use Ideonk version for this.