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[QUOTE=AndrewD;1296686 I suppose that the sensible approach would be to allow a manual filetype selection only if the entry has not filetype?[/QUOTE]
i think that this could be the best option...! |
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hi again,
is this a bug? i have imported ldm_tot.module, it shows 740 MB. i have downloaded something to test it, it didn't change. do i do something wrong? |
This add-on makes me wonder if this can somehow be combined with LDM:
Radio Stations It strikes me as strange to install this mod, while I already have LDM for playing music. But a radio player is a great addition. |
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ItsBlack raised a similar point recently concerning 'allowances'. I can see the point, so the final version of 2.2.8 will record bytes transferred in these situations: - the entry is a 'download', i.e. has a recognised filetype (e.g. http:// sitename // file.pdf), or - the entry is a file on the local server, i.e. does not have a complete url (e.g. /file.xyz) In both these cases, your web server is carrying the load of transferring the file, so the logic is to record that transfer. Another possibility is to try to work out the size of all transfers, regardless of filetype or location. This is not always possible, and am not sure that it is sensible. I'd appreciate comments. |
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a) provide an extra to read a Radio Stations channel list from its xml file (in the Radio Stations release, this is the file default-radio-stations.xml) b) provide an extra that will 'mirror' an installed Radio Stations database into a corresponding LDM category structure. which do you have in mind? |
i think i've found a bug too..
with autocreat threads, it paste into the topics also the comments. and it's ok still here. but when i have comments with the use of "return" LDM will not display the words on a new row, but it add something like this \r\n\r\ Example. if in ldm the comment is this: Quote:
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tnx! |
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the other file types are pdf and wmv. these both are on the table too. about the allowance thing, there are 2 allowance systems for attachments. one of them is for vb attachments and the other one is from LDM. but i don't know which one was meant by itsblack.... my suggestion: all files get a file size allocated when submitting entry, would it be possible to read this size when a user clicks to download that file? just like hit recording. it's just one more query. (as far as i can understand!!) :D but you are the specialist ;) one more thing, does LDM reset the bytes transfered when i delete hits for a period of time? i haven't tested this... |
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