hi

Thank you for this super add on. Can I ask you how to do for the wimpy button and wimpy player works every 2 at the same time. Because when I instal winpy button, the wimpy player or the jukebox doesn t works.

Thank you for your help and sorry for my language

hi andrewD,

i get some problem after upgrade from 2.7.0 to 2.9.0

Now i can't set allowance to all my forum usergroup.

For e.g
moderator i can set like 1 gb for 30 days and member 500 mb for 30 days

I upload the picture here, pleaes hava a look. Thanks

Hi no links are showing on the navbar when I use a custom template any ideas please?
www.britmovie.net/forum

This may sound crazy, but is there anyway to find out how fast someone is downloading a file? Perhaps LDLM can detect the speed in which the files are being downloaded?

Just curious if its possible, Thanks,
Riki

I don't think this is possible inside LDM - it's straightforward enough to calculate the time difference between when LDM itself starts to pass the file to the use and when it has finished its own work, but this does not tell you anything about other parts of the transmission process. I imagine that an accurate calculation would have to be done at the user end, e.g. with javascript, but that will also fail if the user has another download manager in place.

Hi -I'm afraid I don't understand your question - can you give me a bit more explanation?

Between 2.2.7 and 2.2.9, I changed the templates used for displaying the admin allowances page, so I wonder if you have modified any of the LDM template, e.g. link_admin

I'm not sure I understand your question - the wimpy player plays mp3s through the jukebox and the wimpy button plays them 'inline' in the linkbit. So the button is supposed to over-ride the jukebox for mp3s. The jukebox should still work for other filetypes.

From what I understand when you install you can use a plugin to get a link in the navbar. This works for the default theme but not a custom. What do I put in the navbar to make a link to the links page?

I understand :)

There's an explanation of how to include LDM in the navbar at http://www.eirma.org/wikis/index.php/Installing_LDM. If you use the manual approach, you have to apply the change in all the styles (or set the styles up as child styles).

The option to 'auto-integrate' onto the navbar was included with the latest release (2.2.9 RC2 and onwards). Installation adds two plugins called "Links and Download Manager: Add LDM to VB navbar" and "Links and Download Manager: Add LDM Quick Search to VB navbar". These are inactive by default.

If you make one/both active (either vb/admincp/products and plugins or LDM/admin/LDM plugins), the links should get included in the navbar in any style, provided the navbar template still includes $template_hook[navbar_buttons_left] (for the main ldm link) and $template_hook[navbar_search_menu] for the quick search.

Let me know if there are problems with this - it's quite possible I've made a mistake somewhere.