Um, something isn't quite right...

[jas0n23]

Hello, I've created a WebClient which downloads the index.html file from my webserver and it has been working for the past 3 weeks, but I've had to rewrite my code due to a virus making me format my computer. Here's my code:

WebClient DownloadData = new WebClient();
DownloadData.DownloadFile("myURL", "LocalDestinationPath");

I am using the exact same code as I used before. I don't understand why it doesn't work this time. I don't get any error messages, or debugging errors, it just doesn't work. I've tried

DownloadFile

,

DownloadData

,

DownloadStream

and none of them work :'( Can anybody please help shed some light on the matter? Thanks in advance. :-) Regards, Jay.

foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

[SeMartens]

Do you get an exception? How do you know it isn't working?

It's not a bug, it's a feature! Check out my CodeProject article Permission-by-aspect. Me in Softwareland.

[jas0n23]

Thanks for the reply sebastion, I know it isn't working because the index.html file is not being downloaded into the destination path that I specified. Which is: C:\index.html regards, jason.

foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

[jas0n23]

Edit. Forgot to answer your first question. lol. No, I'm not getting any exceptions either. It's so weird.

foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

[Lost User]

Is it "C:\\index.html" or "C:\index.html"?

I are troll :)

[jas0n23]

:-) It is: C:\\index.html

foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

[Lost User]

Most of the other things that I can think of would throw some kind of exception :doh: Other folders got the same problem?

I are troll :)