Download Manager

[dma147]

Hi,

this is only possible through editing the plugins php-file.

change this line 898:

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			$table .= "		<td><a href=\"./index.php?serendipity[subpage]=".$this->get_config('pageurl')."&thiscat=".$id."&file=".$file['id']."\"><span style=\"font-size:12px\">".$file['realfilename']."</span></a></td>\n";

To something like this:

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			$table .= "		<td><a href=\"./index.php?serendipity[subpage]=".$this->get_config('pageurl')."&thiscat=".$id."&file=".$file['id']."\"><span style=\"font-size:12px\">".$file['description']."</span></a></td>\n";

[Wizard]

I just tried to import more files for my download manager, I am unable to import from the incoming directory. I FTP'd files to the incoming directory before one of your upgrades (since I have large files) and import them to the category via the plugin admin interface. Now I tried again since upgrading and noticed that the import feature doesn't seem to work. It shows the file, but when I click on import it just flashes and nothing happens. I can upload the file just fine directly, but the import from incoming directory doesn't work. The import from media library works fine to that category, just not from incoming.

[melwood]

Great plugin, but I have a problem: The URL to thie pictures is wrong.

Instead of http://mydoamin.xx/plugins/serendipity_ ... /imagename
the plugin uses
http://mydoamin.xx/<serverpath_to_seren ... /imagename

Any idea where the problem could be?

melwood

[Michael Sens]

Hey,

First I have to thank you for your great work. Second I’ll ask you to excuse me for my English. I’m not a native English speaker or writer.

Now I can describe my problem. It works very well, but since I installed the plug-in I miss a real utf-8 support. The admin interface (of the plug-in) are not utf-8 encoded, so every character from the extended charset (like the german characters ä ü) are replace by the replacing characters of the user agent. But okay – I can ignore it. The input I filled in the form, is encoded correctly. In the Front End, there is a Back-Link (german: zurück) generated by plug-in. As the encoding of the plug-in is wrong, the character ‘ü’ is replaced.

Are there any solutions?

Best regards
Michael Sens

[garvinhicking]

Hi Michael!

You are right, the german UTF-8 language file (UTF-8/lang_de.inc.php) was in ISO-8859-1 format. I justr committed the real UTF-8 version. If you have an editor thatn can convert ISO to UTF-8, you can recode the file yourself and save it properly.

Regards,
Garvin

[Michael Sens]

Hi Garvin,

thanks, now it works very well!

Michael