It is a download database that integrates into vBulletin. It allows you to upload files, create folders, link to external files - and more. It is very flexible and has many options. Sorry, no screenshots. Maybe if someone is nice they will provide a link to the latest version of ecDownloads for everyone to view it.
Changes in 3.2
- Too many to list... its a whole new world
Known Bugs:
- Missing phrase in add file (on nav bar)
- No file protection, add it here if you want: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=174
- Missing phrases (ecdownloads_can_edit_all and ecdownloads_can_view_disabled) in admincp
Install
Make the file edits in ecDownloads.txt
Upload the contents of 'upload' to your forum directory
Run the downloadinstaller.php file in the admincp (install/rebuild styles and phrases)
Create a directory called 'downloads' (or whatever you put in your settings) and make it writeable and executable
I have two more suggestions.
1- When you go to edit categories and you have multiple instances if a subcategory, it seems to group them together as so (pulled directly from my list):
Can this be modified so that the subcategories are listed under the main in a fashion like so by adding dashes to the drop-down list for subcategories:
Sounds good.
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Originally Posted by rjordan
2- Multiple (unlimited?) levels of sub-categories. Right now, you can have only one subcategory. In conjuntion with the above example, something like this:
This would be a tad tricky and would slow down forums even for people without many subcats. To be honest, just including one level of subcats requires Order(cats+1) more queries, and unlimited subcats would require Order(cats(depth)+1). Currently, if you have 5 cats you make 1 query. If you have 5 cats with 5 subcats, you make 5+1 queries. If you have 5 cats with 5 subcats and the possibility of another level of subcats you make 25+5+1 queries.
I tried my best to optimize queries and only perform stat-gathering queries when needed (file changes etc) and as a result, I think I may be able to incorporate this... but I will have to think about it.
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Originally Posted by Gottcha
ok i got it installed but when i try to upload i get this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: prep_file() in /home/fragtrad/public_html/forums/includes/dl_add.php on line 66
Change file_prep to prep_file in dl_functions.php
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Originally Posted by Rids
For some reason when I updated from 1.0e to 2.0c not all of the templates were updated and not all of the mysql fields were set either. I eventually put the templates and mysql right (I think) manually from the installer file but what I have now is a mess: ... I'm now completely stumped with nothing working
I really don't know what to say. I haven't ever recieved those errors with this script or any other webprogram I have written or used. I know you had some data in your tables, but I would suggest a complete reinstall. If you want to save your old data, export it to a .sql file, and do a complete reinstall of EVERYTHING. If it works, I will help you manually add back the mysql data.
Good luck, and keep me posted.
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Originally Posted by Osiris2k
Could users be able to upload files larger in size than 2mb (my host has a max 2mb for php)
No. That is why I added the link-to-file feature. The only way to upload larger files is change your php config.
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Originally Posted by Juanito
I still can't upload or link anything, keep telling me I can only upload the extension I'm already trying to upload!
Did you remember to add a . before your extension? (.rar, .jpg, .exe, .php) Also, if you are doing one with 2 or four letters (or more) and it doesnt work... I could have a bug. Please tell me what extension you are trying to upload and what you entered into the admincp.
I think I covered all the problems... if not just repost it.
There was someone who said uploading files with a . in the name didnt work...and I havent been able to produce the same error.