Hey there Andrew : for some reason LDM doesn't follow the style i applied to it.

Very wierd : http://www.maroceve.com/forums/local_links.php

i can not add upload_dir

where to enter the value for "upload_dir"

The 3 LDM VBA modules for New entries, Hot entries, and Random entries do not show the Categories names when "show category name" is set to "yes." I have the modules displayed on right side column, 1 entry per row, and I tried both setting specific category ids and leaving the Categories setting blank (so that all categories are searched) - no luck in getting the category names to display (testing in 2.2.9-post1).

It's probably a common bug for the 3 VBA modules since they all call ldm_vba_links to construct the links, which calls ldm_get_entrybits to construct the entrybits. Can you please fix? Will be glad to test any fixes.

Take a look at your admin settings, in particular *local_file_root* and *local_file_root_prefix*. From the error message, it looks as if you have set *local_file_root* to *yes* and left *local_file_root_prefix* unset.

With these values, by setting *upload_dir* to */up* you are telling LDM to store files in a top level directory called */up* on your file server, outside the web site. I imagine that the security settings on your server prohibit this.

Unless you have full control over your server, I suggest that you leave *local_file_root* set to *no* so that files are stored *inside* the web site. You *may* have to pre-create the upload directory (e.g. using an FTP tool), depending on the security on your server.

Have you checked the setting *default_style* on the ldm/admin page? Try resetting it a couple of time - for example you may have set it to a style that no longer exists. Otherwise, am happy to take a look if you send me a PM with login details.

Yes, it was a common bug, introduced a couple of releases ago. Straightforward to fix but requiring changes in several places. Will include the fixes in the next release.

Do not have a file php.ini
There is only a file .htaccess

Yes, you do have a php.ini, but you probably are not able to access it. You can ignore this warning - it's not serious - just be warned that if people try to upload files bigger than this size, they may not get a correct error message.

I'm the average of all licenses

I can not Upload the files I do not know what to do