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09.05.04 - Updated Zip File, link fixed, bugs fixed
(02.05.04: some writing errors in replace files...sorry, fixed)
This a improved version of Mike's File Attachment with a lot of included features worked out by Suhern. Thanks to him!
I built in some more nice features which make this now a real mod I believe:
17.02.04:
Download
[EDIT]IMAGES NOW INCLUDED!!!
Have fun!<
(02.05.04: some writing errors in replace files...sorry, fixed)
This a improved version of Mike's File Attachment with a lot of included features worked out by Suhern. Thanks to him!
I built in some more nice features which make this now a real mod I believe:
- Admin Panel to control all settings
- File size, extensions, server timeout and uploadfolder configurable
- Improved error listings, when files are not uploaded - no you know why!
- Reusing previously uploaded files as easy as uploading a new one
- In myfiles.asp users may delete files they don't want to use anymore
- Admins can delete any file in any folder
- Images are displayed in posts, when feature is turned on
- Images are thumbnailed in myfiles.asp
- dbs file and readme included
- Two language versions: German and english
- script for checking invalid characters in filename added
17.02.04:
- Round function corrected
- Readme updated
- Images included
- Images definded now in inc_iconfiles.asp
- link in post.asp improved (mouseover with hand style
- Icons for different file types in admin console added
- dbs file now without error
Download
[EDIT]IMAGES NOW INCLUDED!!!
Have fun!<
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Ops!
Seems like you have included an unmodified post.asp.
I can't find any reference to your MOD in this.
In the documentation it states:
In your forum directory create a folder, name it however you want to and grant write access for anonymous access to this folder.
Does it HAVE to be in the Forum directory, or can it be at the same level as the Forum directory (as with the Database directory)?
Look forward to use this MOD.<
In the documentation it states:
In your forum directory create a folder, name it however you want to and grant write access for anonymous access to this folder.
Does it HAVE to be in the Forum directory, or can it be at the same level as the Forum directory (as with the Database directory)?
Look forward to use this MOD.<
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First of all: Some changes.
@NorwegianViking: Unfortunately yes, the uploadfolder needs to be in your forum directory (which certainly may be named different...). I did not find a way to put the uploadfolder elsewhere than in the forum dir as the original script alway uses the actual server mappath method to create the subfolders. I thought of changing that but did not know how to do that. But as I cannot see any disadvantage in using the forum dir I did not put too much effort in findeing a different solution. If there is any big disadvantage let me know, then we would need to find another way...
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- I had problems with uploading files containing special characters in the filename, the script would set wrong links in the post then. I fixed that by adding the IsValidString function to the script.
- Links were not set correctly in the post, fixed that as well
- Some translations in myfiles.asp were not correct, fixed
- post.asp did not have the code in it, fixed
@NorwegianViking: Unfortunately yes, the uploadfolder needs to be in your forum directory (which certainly may be named different...). I did not find a way to put the uploadfolder elsewhere than in the forum dir as the original script alway uses the actual server mappath method to create the subfolders. I thought of changing that but did not know how to do that. But as I cannot see any disadvantage in using the forum dir I did not put too much effort in findeing a different solution. If there is any big disadvantage let me know, then we would need to find another way...
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I have placed this on my forum so Moderators and Admins are the only ones that can post attachments in thier posts. It looks so much better with the new interface.
Did find a couple of issues with the code in post.asp, but that soon fixed up, there was also an issue with the paperclip in the attachment inline. It could not find it, but after some playing about, got hat to work as well.
All up good work Proeder.. <
Did find a couple of issues with the code in post.asp, but that soon fixed up, there was also an issue with the paperclip in the attachment inline. It could not find it, but after some playing about, got hat to work as well.
All up good work Proeder.. <
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Thanks Proeder
I'll try to implement again tonight.
Classic, would you share your findings?
The issue about the location of the folder:
The only "problem" got to do with implementing new MODs.
To test a new MOD, I create a new folder on the server where I place and test the complete forum with the files for a new MOD. If I always have to have a read/write subdirectory to this, I must contact my ISP everytime I do a MOD. And do a LOT of file copying (files uploaded), because I want to switch to this new directory when I have tested the MOD.
Maybe someone else could give some advise on this?<
I'll try to implement again tonight.
Classic, would you share your findings?
The issue about the location of the folder:
The only "problem" got to do with implementing new MODs.
To test a new MOD, I create a new folder on the server where I place and test the complete forum with the files for a new MOD. If I always have to have a read/write subdirectory to this, I must contact my ISP everytime I do a MOD. And do a LOT of file copying (files uploaded), because I want to switch to this new directory when I have tested the MOD.
Maybe someone else could give some advise on this?<
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