I think he was trying to say that you need to make copies of the ldm_new module. Edit each of them to display entries from only one of your categories of interest, then install them separately into vba.

If you use only one module with the filter (ltoc IN (a,b,c)), then it will group all the categories into one display group.

I'll try to go through the whole vba installation process this weekend to get to the bottom of the other discussion.

Can I take a look at your site? - I'm concerned that you are having to set force_redirect to 1 to get downloads to work properly. If so, send me a PM with an admin username/password.

PHP (php.ini) 4.3.11
allow_url_fopen Yes
cURL Yes
GD2 Yes
open_basedir (not set)
post_max_size 8M
upload_max_filesize 2M

I think 2mb is enough, the problem is even 10kb file is not being able to upload from LDM, it works from attachments, downloadsII and wallpapers.

Where do I place my .htaccess? I have been trying to get the rewrite to work without success.

2mb is definitely enough. Can I take a look at your site, please. (send me a PM)

Usually this goes in the forum directory, but I think it depends on the web server software you are using.

I have sent you this info by PM.
Is there an add on to vBSEO site map for LDM?

:confused: no, no, don't let ideas drop down... ideas move and change the world!!!

You can also have a long nap from time to time. :D

You have probably set the maximum filesize for every filetype to 5000 bytes in your vb/admincp/attachments/attachment manager information.

On your site, I can see that this limit is being set explicitly to 5000 (log on to LDM as a registered user, do 'add entry', and click on the drop down 'uploadable filetypes and size limits). This is only possible if the vb attachment table says this or if the one of the php.ini variables upload_max_filesize and post_max_size is set to 5000. You've told us that the second is not the case, so it must be the first.

Get back to me if this does not resolve the problem - you'll need to change my account to 'admin' for me to do any more.

I attach modified versions of the link_play_standalone and link_play_embedded templates, with the save/email/etc links included. Just import these via the VB admincp.

You can edit any of the main linkbit templates to include a 'save' option. You need to place the following code:
where you want it to appear.

The templates are as follows:

modern - links_linkbit
photo - links_linkbit_photo
table - links_linkbit_table
bold - links_linkbit_greg

If sis files are defined in the vb attachment table, then LDM will handle them automatically as downloadable files. However, there's no means to automatically display a screen shot - the standard utility libraries do not know how to extract the graphics. What you could do is create separate jpg files as screen shots and upload these as the accompanying 'image' in the LDM add entry form.