Is it possible to download embedded Midi file ?

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Hi,



Would it be possible to download an embedded midi file from a web site?

The source code is something like:



if(ap_name=='Netscape')

{

document.write('
 
"Patrick" wrote in message

news:#XXat9LyKHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> Hi,

>

> Would it be possible to download an embedded midi file from a web site?

> The source code is something like:

>

> if(ap_name=='Netscape')

> {

> document.write(' =true hidden=true loop=2')

> }

> else

> {

> document.write(' =true hidden=true loop=2')

>

> Thanks



It's not necessary! If the file has already played, it's in your

internet temp folder.



Click

Tools - Internet Options - General tab - Settings - View files.

The .mid file should be in there. If you have too many temp

files for easy identification, delete them all and refresh the site.

Only the files from that site will be present. This also works for

flash files.



Tom Lake
 
On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:07:08 -0400, "Tom Lake"

wrote:



>

>"Patrick" wrote in message

>news:#XXat9LyKHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> Hi,

>>

>> Would it be possible to download an embedded midi file from a web site?

>> The source code is something like:

>>

>> if(ap_name=='Netscape')

>> {

>> document.write('> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>> }

>> else

>> {

>> document.write('> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>>

>> Thanks

>

>It's not necessary! If the file has already played, it's in your

>internet temp folder.

>

>Click

>Tools - Internet Options - General tab - Settings - View files.

>The .mid file should be in there. If you have too many temp

>files for easy identification, delete them all and refresh the site.

>Only the files from that site will be present. This also works for

>flash files.

>





Or try leaving the server name in the URL line and adding the location

of the file you want:



http://www.example.com/data/midi/music/ss100.mid



You should get a prompt to download the file. That technique does not

work with files that your browser can display, so Tom's technique is

better for that.
 
Dear Bob,



I have tried your suggestion but unfortunately, it says that it is

forbidden.



Patrick





On 22/03/2010 5:20 AM, +Bob+ wrote:

> On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:07:08 -0400, "Tom Lake"

> wrote:

>

>>

>> "Patrick" wrote in message

>> news:#XXat9LyKHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>> Hi,

>>>

>>> Would it be possible to download an embedded midi file from a web site?

>>> The source code is something like:

>>>

>>> if(ap_name=='Netscape')

>>> {

>>> document.write('>> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>>> }

>>> else

>>> {

>>> document.write('>> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>

>> It's not necessary! If the file has already played, it's in your

>> internet temp folder.

>>

>> Click

>> Tools - Internet Options - General tab - Settings - View files.

>> The .mid file should be in there. If you have too many temp

>> files for easy identification, delete them all and refresh the site.

>> Only the files from that site will be present. This also works for

>> flash files.

>>

>

>

> Or try leaving the server name in the URL line and adding the location

> of the file you want:

>

> http://www.example.com/data/midi/music/ss100.mid

>

> You should get a prompt to download the file. That technique does not

> work with files that your browser can display, so Tom's technique is

> better for that.

>
 
"Patrick" wrote in message

news:uH379nTyKHA.5576@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Dear Bob,

>

> I have tried your suggestion but unfortunately, it says that it is

> forbidden.



How about posting a link to the website where you are trying to retrieve

this midi file from.



Good luck,



Donald Anadell

>

> Patrick

>

>

> On 22/03/2010 5:20 AM, +Bob+ wrote:

>> On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:07:08 -0400, "Tom Lake"

>> wrote:

>>

>>>

>>> "Patrick" wrote in message

>>> news:#XXat9LyKHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>> Hi,

>>>>

>>>> Would it be possible to download an embedded midi file from a web site?

>>>> The source code is something like:

>>>>

>>>> if(ap_name=='Netscape')

>>>> {

>>>> document.write('>>> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>>>> }

>>>> else

>>>> {

>>>> document.write('>>> autostart

>>>> =true hidden=true loop=2')

>>>>

>>>> Thanks

>>>

>>> It's not necessary! If the file has already played, it's in your

>>> internet temp folder.

>>>

>>> Click

>>> Tools - Internet Options - General tab - Settings - View files.

>>> The .mid file should be in there. If you have too many temp

>>> files for easy identification, delete them all and refresh the site.

>>> Only the files from that site will be present. This also works for

>>> flash files.

>>>

>>

>>

>> Or try leaving the server name in the URL line and adding the location

>> of the file you want:

>>

>> http://www.example.com/data/midi/music/ss100.mid

>>

>> You should get a prompt to download the file. That technique does not

>> work with files that your browser can display, so Tom's technique is

>> better for that.

>>

>
 
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