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Message

(string) Either a blank string ("") or an information message being sent by the server, such as "Resolving host name" or "Connecting to Server."

Note: If this parameter is not a blank string, it means that it is in a busy state, either before the download has begun, or at the end of the download. In this case all other parameters will be ignored.

The callback function should return a boolean value (true or false) indicating whether the download should continue:

Re t u r n s

Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.

See also: Related Actions

HTTP.GetConnectionState

OverviewExamples

table HTTP.GetConnectionState ( )

De s cr ip t ion

Retrieves the connected state of the local system.

Note: This action requires that the end user has Internet Explorer version 4.0 or greater installed.

Note: You cannot rely solely on the fact that the Connected result of HTTP.GetConnectionState returning true means that you have a valid active Internet connection. It is impossible for HTTP.GetConnectionState to determine if the entire connection to the Internet is functioning without sending a request to a server. This is why you need to send a request to determine if you are really connected or not. You can be assured however that if the Connected value of HTTP.GetConnectionState returns true, that attempting your connection will NOT cause you to be prompted to connect to the default Internet Service Provider.

P arame t er s

None.

Re t u r n s

(table) A table containing the user's Internet connection information, indexed by the following categories:

Note: If the user has a version of Internet Explorer that is less than 4.0, nil will be returned.

system does not have a valid connection, false is returned. You can access this value using tb.ConnectionConfigured.

You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.

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