Version: 3.0.2, by AndrewD
Developer Last Online: Apr 2010
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 4.0.0
Rating:
Released: 12-27-2009
Last Update: 03-14-2010
Installs: 217
DB Changes Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
Additional Files Translations
No support by the author.
What this is and does
Version 3.0.2-PL1 uploaded 15th March 2010.
LDM is a general-purpose tool for managing libraries of links and files, and handling uploads and downloads in a flexible way, while tracking and controlling user access. It also has a range of integrated media players and a large library of 'plugin' extras. It has been developed steadily since the release of vb 3.0 some six years ago, based on extensive feedback from users at vb.org.
I think the 3.0.x releases have been tested enough and are no longer considered beta. However, I still want feedback on features that do not work at all or do not work properly.
Translations in Spanish, French, Chinese, German and Dutch are available as phrase files and are more or less complete.
Installation and Usage Explained in the on-line Wiki, with a brief explanation in the file instructions.txt in the release zip.
The installer will either create a new LDM database, or recognise that you already have an earlier version installed and update it.
Unlike earlier versions of LDM, this version automatically adds a link to the product on the main vb navbar.
Please do not blindly install on a live forum without being sure that you have tested it adequately. Use carefully and always backup your database before upgrading. Post reports of problems and suggestions for enhancements in this thread. You can find extensive discussion of this mod in the VB3.7 mods and VB3.8 mods sections.
Staff Note: Sadly, Andrew D, the developer of the Links and Downloads Manager has passed away after a long period of illness.
Hosting provider told me there is nothing changed...., will install a 4.0.1 forum with LDM to check if that is working. I'm pretty sure the LDM 3.0.1 was working with 4.0.2, only the style was terrible, that was fixed with LDM 3.0.2
So I'm lost and the only way to check is to install a test forum to see were it goes wrong.
keep you informed
Could you start by going to your vb admincp/maintenance/view php info. Take a look down the display - see if there is an row for disable_functions, and let me know what it says.
I bumped into another little issue. When I click the Links/Downloads link in the navbar another one appears selected.
If you are in the CMS, the blogs or the forums, only one Links/Downloads link is shown.
Attached screenshot.
I thought I'd fixed this. Did you re-install the product xml?
If you did, pls go to vb/admincp/products and plugins/plugin manager. Edit the Links and Downloads Manager - Add LDM to main vBulletin menu plugin attached to the process_templates_complete hook. After the line:
Could you start by going to your vb admincp/maintenance/view php info. Take a look down the display - see if there is an row for disable_functions, and let me know what it says.
Could you start by going to your vb admincp/maintenance/view php info. Take a look down the display - see if there is an row for disable_functions, and let me know what it says.
Hi AndrewD,
Hereby a screenshot from the disable_functions in the vb admincp/maintenance/view php info.
Hereby a screenshot from the disable_functions in the vb admincp/maintenance/view php info.
I'm at something of a loss, because the code in question looks very straightforward. (I'm also a bit irritated because this check on disable_functions was added to help give other people a more helpful warning when their system configuration blocked access to LDM.)
It would help me greatly to sort this out if I can have full vb admin access to one/both of your sites. If you agree, pls send me a PM.
I'm at something of a loss, because the code in question looks very straightforward. (I'm also a bit irritated because this check on disable_functions was added to help give other people a more helpful warning when their system configuration blocked access to LDM.)
It would help me greatly to sort this out if I can have full vb admin access to one/both of your sites. If you agree, pls send me a PM.