Hi,
I think, it's a misunderstanding.
You've been talking about HTTP Errors. I was talking about a delphi exception, wich is raised, when downloading a non existing file.
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[solved] Canceling Downloads
Re: Canceling Downloads
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Re: Canceling Downloads
I tried the MiniBrowser with the code you mentioned before to download test.jpg and I don't get that exception.
Please, check that you use the right CEF3 binaries and you copied the contents of the "RELEASE" and the "RESOURCES" directories. If you copy the contents of the "debug" directory you may get unexpected errors.
The C000001D error code means "illegal instruction" and according to some web pages it could be tough to fix.
What Delphi version are you using?
32bit or 64bit application?
Please, check that you use the right CEF3 binaries and you copied the contents of the "RELEASE" and the "RESOURCES" directories. If you copy the contents of the "debug" directory you may get unexpected errors.
The C000001D error code means "illegal instruction" and according to some web pages it could be tough to fix.
What Delphi version are you using?
32bit or 64bit application?
Re: Canceling Downloads
This seems to be the key.salvadordf wrote: Sat Nov 03, 2018 9:48 pm Please, check that you use the right CEF3 binaries and you copied the contents of the "RELEASE" and the "RESOURCES" directories. If you copy the contents of the "debug" directory you may get unexpected errors.
Thank you very much.