I'm trying to download a set of images onto the desktop and I can't figure out how to rename the files as they're downloaded. The plugin documentation mentions optional "flag" parameters, but I can't find information on how to implement them.

I've tried adding an extra parameter, filename=$name, but that gets rejected as having too many parameters.

I just tested this with SC 2.2, please make sure that you're using SC Companion plugin version 2.2, we added the filename param in version 2.1.* , so I suspect the companion plugin may not be up to date.

I am using 2.061. I'm in the process of upgrading, but am stuck. It looks like 2.2 requires web publishing to be turned on, and I've never configured a web server before so I keep running into issues.

Can anyone tell me how to set up Apache on Leopard?

Leopard server or client?

You can also run SuperContainer in standalone mode with SuperContainerServer.jar which can be made a login item and start upon login of an account.

I'd be using Apache/Leopard on the server machine. What benefit would there be to running it on the client?

Regardless, I can skip the Apache set up. I currently have SuperContainer 2.061 running in standalone mode. It starts up automatically via the Login option under Accounts.

I want to upgrade to SC 2.2. I've installed SC 2.2, got my license key in. Now, is all I have to do is change the Login Item from the 2.061 version to 2.2 and all my current images will be available? The transition will be seamless?

I'm being very cautious here because I have about 1,000 5 MB images being managed by SC 2.061 and don't want to screw that up.

Edited January 30, 200917 yr by Guest

If you're using the default directory for storing files which is /Users/Shared/SuperContainer/Files/ then all you do is change the login item. If you've customized the path you'd need to specify it again in version 2.2

In regards to the original question, I'm trying to do something similar right now and would love to see a syntax example for changing the filename as part of the download - thanks!

Rick

Here is a sample SCDownload() call:

SCDownload( Demo::_cResourceIdentifier ; Get( DesktopPath ) ; "" ; "" ; "filename=test.jpg" )



//SCDownload( folderPath { ; destinationFolder ; width ; height; key1=value1; key2=value2; ... } )

That is just what I needed, thanks for the quick response!

Rick