Download Problems?

Basicaly there are two forms of requests: new download and resumed download, if you already have part of the file then you can resume the download at no cost. If you dont have part of the file then you have to start anew, fooling the system isnt possible. There is no way we can tell whether a download finished or not so if it was started and then canceled or blocked on your end we still only see it as a started download.

I think a nice "Technical" design feature would be to check the user's browser to see if they are capable of downloading correctly. I perform browser checking with some of my websites to determine with design layout the user would see. I know this would make this easier. Atleast it should help with most of the download issues. Also there is a way to check if a user has a firewall and/or anti-virus. This may not always work with every user but to add this code won't hurt anything because again it will help with end many download problems.

There is absolutely no way javascript can check for a firewall or anti virus. Javascript is confined to the browser environment, the only times it isn't is when a security flaw is found and people rush to fix it.Nor is it possible to know if a user hasn't set the site to be accepted, that's not part of the javascript language specification document.

Hey, I've been trying to download a NDS Rom,"Digimon World DS". However, each time when i download it, halfway though the download it will stop. Is there a problem with it?

It works fine on my end, are you on a wireless network? Sometimes they get disconnected when there's too much traffic.

Hm... perhaps the error is due to my comp or what, because i could download it using my friend's comp.
haha thanks anyway =D

Hi all..I need help please... Whenever i clicked on the download button, it will link me back to the main page of www.romulation.net Can someone assist me in this??

is your browser accepting cookies, and do you have Norton Internet Security?

lately even i had these problems

Well then back trace, which programs did you install that might have caused the http "referer" header to be blocked?