http://vp.video.google.com/videodownload?version=0&secureurl=sAAAAPUcliy73d28Hwc1ROnS5FhvshFN38_qqQmxJub51wUUPbmp-h6Q6gzzG68YTg34EIQu-5PGIVBu1rMYPxmHftj5tGv8nfFDxWfPwH6CBVV4WwWZA-hCZLaSXkeGnDb084gtlxshbi3Opi06thNMdgX3WyBezWjCt5dFINTbZleCsNob8fRvk1R2zr_N6zOSCAsrLLOuEHX2BRJswuFDYzDhUA46XbEDGNjuQHJ418ywL2klz-YFOsUFoVKK_Y5Q5w&sigh=DwlIe6TCiGZbX86Q6zm58HoVNxw&begin=0&len=21560&docid=-430503368164070389&autoPlay=true&playerId=-430503368164070389\
(the final url behind http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-430503368164070389)
my opera browser proposes a filename
Boteraconcuero.flv
for storing the download, because there is a mime headline in the http header
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=Boteraconcuero.flv .
Many bulletin board systems use similar methods for picture attachments, where the url in the bbs message contains lots of cryptic database parameters but the browser user gets a speaking picture filename.
Can OEP be instructed to also use such a filename?
or to append such a filename to the original url when generating the target filename (to keep the latter unique) ?
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
Oleg.
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> Oleg.
My problem was that under certain circumstances this redirection is not done.
Therefore all the examples above.
Oleg.