i like this template its cool :D

Lovin this product man......

any idea about puttin so called template conditionals in this template to show if any paticualar download has moved up or down the chart. sorry im kinda drunk.

the idea i have is to show like an upward (or downwards) image showin if the paticualar download has moved up or down the hits list regarding its previous position.

for example if download a had 19 hits and b had 17 on day 1
and then
on day to a had 19 and b had 21 then b would have an upward image next to it showing it had gained a place in the hits list


hopes this is reomotly clear as i said im kinda drunk

if its not possible or requires lots more "hard" sql then dw just a drunken idea



cheeers

Benj

VB uses the same library but not the same function. As a first guess, lets assume the problem is inside LDM. As I suggested, email me one of your gifs and I'll try to track down the problem.

how do I use/integrate that xml you made? (sorry I'm a noob)

The xml is a single template, a replacement for the link_listbit template. Just use VB admincp to update the template with these new contents. You can always 'revert' it again later

Hello Edward,
I emailed you an example of the GIF I tried to resize.
PS: The URL is fine, I can see it in the HTML page (of course, otherwise the PNG/JPG would be displayed :nervous: )

Thanks and regards, Robi

Great hack but i'm confused with the upload permissions. When my upload dir is forum/uploads how must i specify the *local_file_root* and
*local_file_root_prefix* and further in the settings: upload_dir ?

Also i wonder how you can add an image beside the added link. Tnx in advance.

local_file_root: indicates whether files are located in terms of their position on your web site ('web space') or the raw server ('server space')
local_file_root_prefix: force files to be in a particular part of 'web space' or 'server space'
upload_dir: the specific directory in which the uploads are stored, relative to the constraints imposed by the above

Example 1: your upload directory, uploads, is a top-level directory in http://yoursite, ie all uploads will be stored inside http://yoursite/uploads -> set local_file_root to 0, leave local_file_root_prefix blank and set upload_dir to /uploads

Example 2: your upload directory, uploads, is to be kept outside your website so that curious users can't get at it. You want it to be a subdirectory of /data on the the computer which is acting as server. All local documents that you will 'serve' to your user community will also be held in subdirectories of /data: set local_file_root to 1, set local_file_root_profix to /data and set upload_dir to /uploads

Two ways: Either use standard BBcodes [img] within the descriptions or title. Or set link_image_size to a non-zero value, in which case the link entry form will extend to include an additional item, which is the image to accompany the entry. In the second case, your web server must have the GD2 library available.

Followed your suggestions but i can't upload anything. Also i can't upload a link icon, not by direct upload and not with an url to an image. :(

Is your web site available to the public - if so, the easiest way to help is if you send me a PM with an admin userid and password and the site's url, so that I can take a look

That's ok, check PM. I also see database errors linked to 'image.pm' but this maybe something else