down

echo <html>${before} <a href=%s>${text=Right-click here to download}</a> ${after}[use for spaces][no url encoding]

If you have the url of a XPI file, a SWF movie or something like that,
and you want to download instead of install/play/... you can use this
command to create a link with the url.
example:

down http://clipmarks.com/download/clipmarks.xpi

Optionally you can replace the default "Right-click here to download"
text with whatever you want. you have to use the parameter TEXT.
for example:

down http://clipmarks.com/download/clipmarks.xpi -text clipmarks

Also you can especify some text or html code before and/or after the 
link. Obiously with the parameters AFTER and BEFORE.
example:

down http://clipmarks.com/download/clipmarks.xpi -before the -text clipmarks -after extension
or
down http://clipmarks.com/download/clipmarks.xpi -before <head><title>clipmarks</title></head>

1020 uses - Created 2006-01-20 20:40:17 - Last used 2025-10-29 10:33:46

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