Ok! here it is:

May be I missed something, or maybe, there seems to be a problem with the modules from loose-screws.

Well when you download a module, let's say popup.dll from shellfront.org, the zip is named: popup2-2.1.5.zip. Thsame module from loose, will have the name: popup2-2[1].1.5.zip.

Till there it's ok.

In the OTS doc it's said that when you make a theme, you got to use "*netloadmodule module", where the "module" is the name of the archive without the ".zip". So to have the archive name of a modul, you have to manualy download it and take the name and use it in your NLM statement.

So for the example with the popup, from shellfront it woud be:
*netloadmodule popup2-2.1.5 (this works, the module is downloaded end used)
and for loose, it would be:
*netloadmodule popup2-2[1].1.5 (this do not work, the module is downloaded, but there is a message saying "they are downloaded but the zip file is invalid or corrupt" and when you ake off the [1], it works again)
So you may tell me not tu put the [1], but then the modules are downloaded from shellfront, and shellfront is not up to date as loose-screws. For example there is no popup2-2.1.6 on shellfront, and it seems that if I don't put the [1], the module can't be downloaded at all.
See the themes I posted, the problem is on them.

Oh one more thing, I don't have this problem on my instll, for I downloaded ALL the modules from both lists, and I store them in "ModulesDir\archive", so when I install a theme, he simply takes the modules from there, and the above problem is not happening!?

So I think that it's me ho don't get something, but what?

Best regards,
BobixLeSage

"where the 'module' is the name of the archive without the '.zip'" is not strictly true. NLM uses a module-version string to identify the module and it inserts this string into some place in a URL to request it from the server. It doesn't have to be the name of a zip, although it is (or behaves as if it is) for all servers that I am currently aware of. This string is the same for all servers.

er, in theory... but this case is not an exception. The [1] is not part of the name, that's inserted when the file is downloaded. I wouldn't be surprised if you got the opposite results if you downloaded from l-s first. The local name on your machine needn't be related to the name on the server.

So don't put the [1] in there. popup2-2.1.6 should work. (I'll try to look at one of those themes...)

As for the "zip file is invalid" message, see http://www.litestep.net/index.php?section=4&action=view&catId=2&id=3324 for an explanation.

Ok, thanks!
Well I allredy tryed not to put the [1], but it wrks only when the module is allredy downloaded...still I have a doubt, I will re-try, but with an empty ModulesDir.
If you see something wrong in one of those themes, I would like to know, and if I figure out something I'll post it here.

Thanks...