Can I use a variable to this script?

[sosimple]

Hi it is a bit complicated .. I have this

CODE

RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c wget -P c:\temp --referer=http://www.*****.com http://****.com/myfile.rar', "", @SW_HIDE)

I have used *** for not showing the site I am interested in . Its not important. What I want to do is use a variable to the above script for the adress of the hard disc I

want to save the file i download from the above site. The wget.exe is a program I call from the script to download the file.

So , I need to do

CODE

$directory="c:\temp"

RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c wget -P $directory --referer=http://www.*****.com http://****.com/myfile.rar', "", @SW_HIDE)

The above of course is not working. Is it possible to do this?

Thanks ,

Edited November 5, 2007 by sosimple

[SmOke_N]

Just curioius... InetGet doesn't work for you?

[sosimple]

no because the site uses a redirection protection, which i solve with wget ....

[DirtDBaK]

$directory="c:\temp"
RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c wget -P' & $directory&' --referer=http://www.*****.com http://****.com/myfile.rar', "", @SW_HIDE)

[SmOke_N]

no because the site uses a redirection protection, which i solve with wget ....

Try this:

$sDir = @HomeDrive & "\temp"
$sURLIn = "http://www.*****.com"
$sURLRedirect = "http://****.com/myfile.rar"

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c wget -p " & $sDir & " --referer=" & $sURLIn & " " & $sURLRedirect, "", @SW_HIDE)

[sosimple]

Thank you all very very much. I tried the script of Dbak and works excellent .

The script of smoke N gives me new ideas, and i am sure does the same more "systematic" . I'll tried it next. Thanks again all i couldnt do this by myself