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Old 05-12-2008, 10:06 PM
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Default manual updating

when manually checking for updates how come swfkit always says there are new updates even though they just have been installed ?
wasnt it supposed to do nothing when no new updates are available ?
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Old 05-15-2008, 12:48 AM
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Default Re: manual updating

If the "check for update automatically when startup" option is checked, it will connect to our server to check whether there is an update available every time when startup. However, if the option is unchecked, it will do nothing.
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Old 05-15-2008, 04:10 PM
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Default Re: manual updating

no no, i ment the application that ive made.
instead of running autoupdate check i nedded manual wich is working fine except it always says there is new update available even though it jsut has been installed


the code i use for updatecheck is

Code:
var autoupdate = getAdditionalFile("AutoUpdate.dll");
ActiveXObject.register(autoupdate);
var ux = new ActiveXObject("AutoUpdate.SWFKitAutoUpdate");
ux.updateINI = "http://mysite.com/update.ini";
ux.appName = "Application";
ux.check(true);
this is placed in new script file in SWFKit called update and to manually check for update i just run FSCommand("FFish_Run", "update");

so even if there is an old update version out on the site it still pops up updateguide.
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Old 05-19-2008, 03:26 PM
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Default Re: manual updating

If "it always says there is new update available even though it jsut has been installed" happens, there must be a upgrade, or something wrong with your configuration. The idea of manually upgrade and automatically upgrade is very simple:

If automatically upgrade, call the Autoupdate functions when programs startup; otherwise, don't call them at startup, but only call them when the users click a menu or a button.
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