&hellip bug [Solved]

I have a strange behaviour while downloading long named files. Imagine, you're trying to DL (on any direct site)
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.have.and.fast.if.possible.part1.xyz
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.have.and.fast.if.possible.part2.xyz
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.have.and.fast.if.possible.part3.xyz
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.have.and.fast.if.possible.part4.xyz

And FRD shows
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.h&hellip
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.h&hellip
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.h&hellip
My.file.I.absolutly.want.to.h&hellip

And so, only allows one file at a time, even if using different proxies for any site ! (not nice, I know, but stay hidden, stay alive )

Is there a way to fix this ?

Thanx in advance, and nice job ;)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2012 07:21AM by Vity.

We need to know some test links.

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Done by PM

See the source code of the webpage:

"a href="file/s5kf2ibx" id="filename">Le.Convoi.De.L.Extreme.Le.R…mkv  "

& hellip means "..."


We are not able to determine the real (long) file name until server returns it for download.

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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2012 07:21AM by Vity.

That's what I imagined... No way to turn around before download start
Thanks for you fast answer, and good job