[jamesh]

One possible clue: the corrupted screen that is displayed always starts with %PDF-1.5%.

Many thanks,

James

[jamesh]

Just to confirm this is a PHP versioning issue.

Many thanks again,

James

[jamesh]

OK, all I know is that I was (wrongly) working with v.1.0 previously. And now when I install 1.5.6 – I get a blank page on the administrator section of the Advanced Listing.

Apologies for not being clear. This is most likely an issue on my end.

Thanks,

James

[jamesh]

So I have tried to install this version on my website (after uninstalling the previous version) – and when I do so, the plugin works well. But when I try to view the component administration – I get a ‘website cannot display page’ error.

Any ideas why this could be happening? After installing version 1.6, this is the screenshot in the extensions manager: http://www.sbs.gov.ws/images/adv_listing_156.jpg

When I install v 1.0 this works fine.

Cheers,

James

[jamesh]

Excellent thanks Michael, I just downloaded it, and will let you know how I get on.

Many thanks,

James

[jamesh]

Hi Michael thanks for pointing me to the FAQ – but I am getting some quite strange behavior with some files randomly not displaying.

For example if you go to the following link – and you navigate down the subfolders – 2_Population_and_Demography – 1_Census – 2006 Census – 2006 Tables – Population Tables, you will only see 1 file there.

When in fact there are 34 files that have been synched.

Please if you have any idea what could be causing this then I would be grateful to hear about it. The entire listing holds around 340 PDFs and Excels.

Otherwise I will work on making my listings smaller and see if that resolves it.

Many thanks,

James

[jamesh]

Excellent! That’s exactly what I needed. Works now like a dream.

Many thanks,

James

[jamesh]

Here is a good example of accessing the same exact document via a non-advanced listing:

http://www.spc.int/prism/images/PACCOICOP_2012.pdf

And here is the same document accessed through the advanced listing:

http://www.sbs.gov.ws/index.php?option=com_advlisting&view=download&fileId=16&Itemid=157

– please let me know if you can reproduce.

Many thanks,

James

[jamesh]

OK thanks Michael for this.

If you take a look at these two links:

http://www.spc.int/prism/images/Advancing_Stat_dvlpmt_in_the_pacific_26_11_2013.pdf

http://www.mfem.gov.ck/mfemdocs/stats/1-statistics/1-economic/3-international-trade/160-trade-december-qtr-2012/file

I would like this behaviour (i.e. viewing the PDF within the browser).

Rather than any of the links from here:

http://www.spc.int/prism/solomons/index.php/sinso-documents

Which forces the user to save rather than automatically viewing in a browser.

Thanks very much,

James

[jamesh]

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Michael.

It is indeed from the Chrome browser download manager – not trusting the link:

The warning appears when I try to download any of the PDFs by clicking on the save icon. Each save icon has a link like this:

http://www.spc.int/prism/solomons/index.php/sinso-documents?view=download&fileId=11

Whereas if I create a link directly to the PDF then no warning message occurs.

I am unable to upload a screenshot – but you should receive the warning message, when clicking on the link above.

Does this have something to do with permissive file handling?

Many thanks,

James

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