102353 - "Saving File" dialog should say which application will open when complete

Status: VERIFIED FIXED

(Core Graveyard :: File Handling, defect)

Description

[Hixie (not reading bugmail)]

When you are downloading a file in order to open it (i.e., you picked "Open with
<application>" from the "Downloading File" dialog) then the "To" field of the
"Saving File" dialog should have the name of the application, not the path of
the temporary file.

Comment 1

[sairuh (rarely reading bugmail)]

good point!

Comment 2

[Bill Law]

Another Download Manager victim (perhaps); see bug 102477.

Comment 3

[sairuh (rarely reading bugmail)]

spam: over to File Handling.

Comment 4

[Bill Law]

->mozilla0.9.8

Comment 5

[Bill Law]

balancing bug lists

Comment 6

[Bill Law]

balancing bug lists

Comment 7

[Bill Law]

Spam: Setting target milestone for all these to Future.

Please note that most, if not all, will be fixed in the course of the work I'm 
doing for bug 27609.  That fact is noted in the "depends on" field for each of 
these bugs (I think; go ahead and remedy that if you like).

I just don't have time to deal with the wrath that comes with having too many 
bugs.

Comment 8

[Peter Trudelle]

Mass move of nsbeta1+ bugs that didn't have a valid MachV milestone to mozilla1.0.

Comment 9

[Bill Law]

another one fixed by the new progress dialog in mozilla0.9.9

Comment 10

[sairuh (rarely reading bugmail)]

er, the download progress dialog automatically disappears now once the helper
application launches. in fact, it's presences is so brief that i cannot read its
contents to verify this bug.

tested with 2002.03.06 comm bits on linux rh7.2, mac 10.1.3 and win2k.

should i just rs vrfy this, or is there a...slower test case i could use? :)

Comment 11

[Bill Law]

Try the big zip files at http://law.mcom.com/big.html, especially the ftp one
(which is noticeably slower).

Comment 12

[sairuh (rarely reading bugmail)]

bill, thanks a lot for the test page!

vrfy'd fixed (tested both http and ftp links) using 2002.03.11 comm bits on
win2k, linux rh7.2 and mac 10.1.3.