Invalid Command in Compiling a script

zolniers · 29th December 2009, 21:29

I am making a simpler chnage to an exisitng script that was created by someonelse 3 years ago. I keep getting a compiler error on this command.

InetLoad::load "${PRODUCT_WEB_SITE}/simtv/simgg_zip.exe" "$INSTDIR\simgg_zip.exe"

Tells me the command is invalid. The purpose is to download a self extracting zip file and install a directory of files.

I cannot find any information on this command.

Help would be grateful.

pengyou · 29th December 2009, 22:21

The InetLoad plugin is not part of the basic NSIS package so you need to install the plugin after you install NSIS.

You can get the InetLoad plugin from this NSIS wiki page:

http://nsis.sourceforge.net/InetLoad_plug-in

That plugin is quite old now. There is a newer and much improved plugin called Inetc written by the same author and available here:

http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Inetc_plug-in

zolniers · 30th December 2009, 20:39

Many thanks, Inetc worked like a charm

29th December 2009, 21:29	#1
zolniers Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 2	Invalid Command in Compiling a script I am making a simpler chnage to an exisitng script that was created by someonelse 3 years ago. I keep getting a compiler error on this command. InetLoad::load "${PRODUCT_WEB_SITE}/simtv/simgg_zip.exe" "$INSTDIR\simgg_zip.exe" Tells me the command is invalid. The purpose is to download a self extracting zip file and install a directory of files. I cannot find any information on this command. Help would be grateful.

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29th December 2009, 22:21	#2
pengyou Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 571	The InetLoad plugin is not part of the basic NSIS package so you need to install the plugin after you install NSIS. You can get the InetLoad plugin from this NSIS wiki page: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/InetLoad_plug-in That plugin is quite old now. There is a newer and much improved plugin called Inetc written by the same author and available here: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Inetc_plug-in

30th December 2009, 20:39	#3
zolniers Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 2	Many thanks, Inetc worked like a charm