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Returns
An object that represents the reply from the server. The
location where the file is saved, which is expressed as a file:// URL. Normally, the
contains the status code that is received from the server. However, if a disk error occurs while Dreamweaver is saving
the file on the local drive, the
codes if the operation is not successful:
• 1: Unspecified error
• 2: File not found
• 3: Invalid path
• 4: Number of open files limit reached
• 5: Access denied
• 6: Invalid file handle
• 7: Cannot remove current working folder
• 8: No more folder entries
• 9: Error setting file pointer
• 10: Hardware error
• 11: Sharing violation
• 12: Lock violation
• 13: Disk full
• 14: End of file reached
Example
The following code gets an HTML file, saves all the files in the Configuration/Temp folder, and then opens the local
copy of the HTML file in a browser:
var httpReply = MMHttp.getFile("http://www.dreamcentral.com/people/profiles/scott.html",
false);
if (Boolean == 200){
var saveLoc = httpReply.data;
dw.browseDocument(saveLoc);
}
MMHttp.getFileCallback()
Description
This function gets the file at the specified URL, saves it in the Configuration/Temp folder inside the Dreamweaver
application folder, and then calls the specified function with the request ID and reply result. When saving the file
locally, Dreamweaver automatically creates subfolders that mimic the folder structure of the server; for example, if
the specified file is at www.dreamcentral.com/people/index.html, Dreamweaver stores the index.html file in the
People folder inside the www.dreamcentral.com folder.
Arguments
callbackFunction, URL, {prompt}, {saveURL}, {titleBarLabel}
property contains an integer that represents one of the following error
statusCode
property of this object is a string that contains the
data
statusCode
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