[RS_Jelle]

Originally Posted by elmstr

I also have the problem with the search-dropdown screwing up the layout.
Disabling/re-enabling the "store CSS as files" did NOT help.

This seems to be an IE specific issue, as the line shows up correct in Firefox.

Any help with this is most appreciated.

There's indeed an IE problem with the search dropdown. I'm planning some redesign in a future version.

Originally Posted by TeknoSounds

no no, its not UPloading thats having the issue, its the DOWNloading portion. Like when a user goes to download a file using the button link, it will only download a portion of the file. It ranges but usually around 10MB, then the user will have to click the link again and usually it works to download the file the second time around.

My stats log will show like 2-3 downloads of the same file per IP address almost every time.

I used to have a previous php download manager (Olate Download) that has been working for years without any issues like this, so I don't think its anything with my php settings...

Edit: oops I didn't read close enough. I thought you had confused the Up with Down.
I've had users upload with no problems, although I did have one user report a timeout. I've had 3 or 4 other users upload several other files without reporting anthing to me though. I'll ask for some further information. Myself I used the Import feature for most of my files, then I uploaded one from my system directly to test out the uploading feature.

Do you have the same download issue when you upload such a big file as a vB attachment/asset?

Originally Posted by shane greer

How do you uninstall the old version without getting a database error?

You mean v5 for vB 3? There's a conversion script included with v6.

Originally Posted by TeknoSounds

(Sorry Jelle if you want me to stop with support stuff, just trying to help out where I can when I can am in the IT business myself, its kinda second nature)

Don't stop with it
I can use all help I can get

Originally Posted by insidedesign

When you delete a category, it clears the 'Latest Files', 'Most Popular Files', and 'Top Contributors' boxes. Is there a way to re-populate this information?

I see that the information is not lost in the postbit, so obviously it was not wiped from the database... ?

Downloads -> Manage Files -> Update Counters

Originally Posted by dankreiner

I know i tried that...i guess i'll give it another shot. anyone able to confirm this is good on 4.0.3?

So, did the updated values show up at your AdminCP home?

Originally Posted by maidos

postbit causing conflict
http://i41.tinypic.com/2vb1res.png
using vb default skin

That's not a DownloadsII issue, but a Post Thank You Hack issue. The thank stats are right before the download stats and they start it because of some invalid HTML.

A workaround placing the download stats before the thank you ones:
AdminCP -> Plugins & Products -> Plugin Manager -> "DownloadsII: Set Postbit Template Hook" -> Execution Order -> 4 -> Save