Problem with QNetworkReply::abort()

[themagician]

I have this class called HttpDownload Header / Source. It's basically a simple wrapper for QNetworkReply. The objects are created here when the user wants to open a new network link via the OpenDialog. That HttpDownload is then started here by calling its start method and added to a model that outputs to a QListView using a custom delegate. The QListView displays a progress bar for each HttpDownload which reports its progress via the model. It works. But if I then add another context menu here that lets you stop HttpDownload by calling a new method download->abort() whose implementation goes like this:

void HttpDownload::abort()
{
    if(reply->isFinished()) {
        return;
    }
 
    reply->abort();
 
    emit updated();
}

void HttpDownload::abort()
{
    if(reply->isFinished()) {
        return;
    }

    reply->abort();

    emit updated();
}

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Well that works too, however, after I've aborted one HttpDownload, all subsequent HttpDownloads won't start downloading. At all. They do nothing. So when I call the start method here, it won't start downloading. Any ideas? I've tried replacing reply->abort() with reply->close() but it does the same thing. Thanks.

[themagician]

The problem seems to have fixed itself.Here's the code for the abort feature. It's exactly the same as before so I've no idea why it wasn't working earlier. I just took it from git stash today and tried again and it worked.

(I didn't see an edit button so I made a new post).