750PB1:BTM,error downloading file (..x)

[white]

* Open the same folder in left and right panel in Total Commander
* Select one file
* Select menu option Commands/Background Transfer Manager
* Click the + button
* Select the option Add selected items for copying
* Click the OK button to confirm the target path
* Click the OK button when the error "You cannot copy a file to itself!" is displayed
* Click the Start button (of the Background Transfer Manager)
* Click the + button
* Select the option Add URL to download
* Enter "sdfkjddddcsa" (random non-existing URL) and click OK twice
* The error message "Error downloading file!" appears
* Click OK
* The error message "Error downloading file! (2x)" appears

The last error does not seem right to me.

[fenix_productions]

Confirmed!

2white

Please, read this one:
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=22079

It looks like there is something wrong after "You cannot copy a file to itself" message. I think all reports containing the same first steps (until mentioned message) have the same source.

[ghisler(Author)]

TC reports the number of errors when all operations finish in BTM, therefore you get two messages (the failed copy operation is counted here too...).

[white]

TC reports the number of errors when all operations finish in BTM..

Not true. All operations did finish after the copy operation failed and the number of errors was not reported.

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, I don't understand your problem.
The first operation fails because the source and target are identical. This gives you a "per file" error, but then pauses the BTM.
The second operation fails because you entered an invalid URL. This gives you also a "per file" error, but doesn't pause.
Therefore you get the error summary at the end that there were two errors. It should actually say "Error in 2 operartions" or so, the error text is from the time when the BTM was used only for ftp...

[white]

Sorry, I don't understand your problem.
The first operation fails because the source and target are identical. This gives you a "per file" error, but then pauses the BTM.

Once I clicked the Start button, the BTM was no longer paused and the errors summary should be displayed.