[RS_Jelle]

Originally Posted by Smooth Adam

Is it possible for the images to be resized before they are uploaded to the file's thread?

If it's a question about the DownloadsII Create New Thread Add-On, you better ask it there to keep things together. But I don't think that add-on can display the uploaded images in the newly created threads? Only if you use the IMG button to set them in the file description, they will be transfered also to the thread, but that's logical (then you need to use an image resizer like this one for your forum).

Originally Posted by Black Tiger

@RSJelle: You forgot my question. Seems now more users with IE6 having problems downloading or better said that downloads work but will be downloaded incomplete c.q. with errors.

I didn't forget it. I answered in this post (after the last quote)

Originally Posted by doobiefillin

this is a noob question but how can i go about doing: Change the permissions on the directory called 'downloads' making it writeable and executable (chmod 777)

as well as: Create directories in the 'Categories' menu under the 'Downloads' in your admincp

everything else is working fine. thanks

You need to chmod the downloads folder (which is one of the files/folders you need to upload before to your forums ftp) to 777 permissions with your FTP-program, so PHP can upload files to it. Chmod is explained for example here and here.

Originally Posted by TB Poptarts

I was wondering where I go in Downloads II so I can edit how large of a file people can upload...

Because for some odd reason.. I'm unable to upload .wmv or .avi.. and i've edited it for these file extentions.. but it just loads for a long time and then it makes the page reload after its done and gives me blank boxes as if i never typed anything to be uploaded...

actually.. is there a way i can edit it so.. files that are large can be uploaded? i think that's the problem

Can I get some help there? ^^;

PHP has got an upload limit, that's probably the problem. It's a common issue
If you have full server access, you can edit your php.ini (PHP configuration file) and edit the size there manually. If you are on a shared server, you can put a .htaccess file in your forums directory (where you can find downloads.php) with the following content:

php_value upload_max_filesize 25M
php_value post_max_size 25M

Ofcourse you can change the 25MB to what you want. It overrides the php.ini setting.