Titan Network
More Titan Projects => Mids' Hero Designer => Tech Support => Topic started by: Finduilas on November 12, 2011, 12:23:11 AM
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Ever since the Titan Network was brought back up after the problems, I haven't been able to open builds using posted build links. When I click on a link it opens a new browser window with the name "cohplanner.com". The window is empty except for the text "Error Downloading File!".
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling Mids', and since I use Avast! as my anti-virus and I read somewhere that it might cause problems, I put Mids' on the Avast! exclusions list. Neither helped. One thing that might be worth noting is that I have this same problem on my home computer and my work computer, even though they use different operating systems (Win 7 at home, XP at work) and only my home computer uses Avast!.
Any suggestions you might have on how to correct this would be very much appreciated--it's cramping my build review style! >:(
Find
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D'oh, that's no good! I'll take a look at it when I get home. In the meantime, can you post a sample link that you know is supposed to work?
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D'oh, that's no good! I'll take a look at it when I get home. In the meantime, can you post a sample link that you know is supposed to work?
It's an old one, but here (http://www.cohplanner.com/mids/download.php?uc=1238&c=654&a=1308&f=HEX&dc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
more links can be found here (http://saintnicstercoh.livejournal.com/)
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Found it and fixed it, woot!
The nutshell version is that we're running a hardened version of Apache now, one that placed a limit of 512 characters on any given value in a GET request. I've bumped that up so that it can accommodate the build data used to post and download builds.
Let me know if you have any further issues, and thanks a ton for reporting it!
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Those links seem to be working now, but on a related note: Every time I click a link and tell windows to open the file with Mids', it fires off the Mids' installer (msi) rather than starting Mids and opening the file.
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That would be a client-side issue; I'd suggest pinging Diellan or DeProgrammer about that one.
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Those links seem to be working now, but on a related note: Every time I click a link and tell windows to open the file with Mids', it fires off the Mids' installer (msi) rather than starting Mids and opening the file.
It looks like your mhd files are associated with the installer executable instead of the Mids executable. You'll have to change that (it should be immediately available if you do a right-click + properties on a save file).
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It looks like your mhd files are associated with the installer executable instead of the Mids executable. You'll have to change that (it should be immediately available if you do a right-click + properties on a save file).
That was the first thing I thought of. It's not that. The MXD files are associated with the "Hero Designer.exe" file.
To add to the weirdness of this, this was all working fine not that long ago, and if I drag an MXD file on top of the Hero Designer.exe and release, it opens normally.
Edit: I seem to have it working now. I had to actually unassociate the files with Mids ("always open with: Wordpad"), then went into the list of registered file types, scrolled down the mxd, browsed back to the Mids executable, and made sure that "%1" was in the command string. That did the trick, although I couldn't see any actual change from what that was set to before. Oh well.
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How odd.