[Michael Gilkes]

@emmdee. Thanks a lot for that information. I will be launching a new site soon, and will add this useful info to the FAQ.

[Michael Gilkes]

@Angultra. Thanks for posting. it seems that the performance of the download.php file is dependent on one’s server settings, and also sometimes dependent on the browser you are using. By the way, have you tried various browsers? Are they all responding by opening inside the browser itself. Some browsers actually override the download settings in scripts and force open in a browser window.

Lastly, are you clicking from the download icon?

[Michael Gilkes]

@ Vry6. Thanks for posting. I examined your site and noticed that the issue is that the css file is not being loaded. It seems as though you have another plugin that is obfuscating all you css files, and changing them as new names, but the issue is that if you check the error console for your browser, you will see that it is not finding the css file that comes with Easy Folder Listing Pro.

Specifically, the reason why the file sizes and dates are on different lines is because they are contained in divs that are set to display as block, instead of inline.

[Michael Gilkes]

@vry6. Thanks for your question. You should be able to change the font size easily using css. you can add the css in your template.css file:

.easyfolderlisting<br /> {<br /> font-size: 12pt; /* use whatever size you want here */<br /> }

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.easyfolderlisting<br /> {<br /> font-size: 12pt; /* use whatever size you want here */<br /> }

The next release will have better support for css class modification.

[Michael Gilkes]

@Robert. With the default settings, and a PHP version 5.3+, there is no security issue with version 0.6 or greater. However, if you disable the security by specifying an asterisk as the permitted mime type, then any file will be allowed. Also, you should never allow public, guest, users to upload files to your site. Only registered, trusted, users should have access to an uploader (any uploader).

[Michael Gilkes]

@Llamavis. Thanks for your question. In all honesty, though, I am not sure that it will list the contents. I think that it should be able to list the contents, but when you enable linking to the files the link will be broken.

However, I just want to point out that you forgot your single quotes. You should have:

{easyfolderlistingpro folder=’R:/xxx/xxx’|ratio=’3’|extensions=’1′}

OR

{easyfolderlistingpro folder=’R:/xxx/xxx’|ratio=3|extensions=1}

You don’t need to have quotes around the numbers, but I normally put them.

[Michael Gilkes]

@Robert. First, you should uninstall any existing version if you are going to install a new version. That’s why you are getting an error. Second, to see what version you have go to Extensions -> Insta//Uninstall -> Modules

[Michael Gilkes]

@Robert. Thanks for posting. This question has been answered at this site already: http://support.michaelgilkes.com/topic/maximum-size#post-476

[Michael Gilkes]

@Robert. Thanks for posting. What version of Easy File Uploader did you have installed before? Also, Are you getting an error during installation? If so, could you post a link to the screenshot?

If you have joomla 1.5, then you should download Easy File Uploader v1.1.

[Michael Gilkes]

@samw. Thanks for your question. Easy Folder Listing Pro was designed this way. If you want to hide the sub folders you will have to use the list view not the table view. I am sorry for the inconvenience.

[Michael Gilkes]

@snowtech. You can send an email to the address that was in your download notification email. Or you can email me at support[at]michaelgilkes.com

[Michael Gilkes]

@snowtech. Thanks for the info. From your screenshot, everything seems good. I think that the quickest way for me to help you, and probably the most efficient way, is to provide me with the temporary login so that I can have a peek at what is going on. Just send the info to my email. Oh, by the way, what type of documents are you displaying? Word and/or pdf documents?

Talk to you tomorrow.

[Michael Gilkes]

@snowtech. Thanks for purchasing my plugin and for posting with your situation.

Ok, there are a number of reasons why this could be happening. It all depends on your settings. Where are the files located? What location are you specifying in the settings? Also, what are you specifying in the file types and permitted mime types? What are you typing in your article to make the plugin show?

In all honesty, you would need to provide more information as to what you did, so that I can advise you on what the problem may be and how you can solve it. It could also be something as simple as the permissions of the plugin vs the permissions of the article. Or it could be how your WYSIWYG editor parses the text in the article.

Please let me know more about what settings you have set so that I can assist you. You can always email me with any details that you think are too private to state here. However, most details, such as what you specify in the Plugins Manager, and in the article shouldn’t be a problem to list.

[Michael Gilkes]

@jscarlett. The mime type for html files is “text/html”. Please reference this link for mime types: http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/mime-types.shtml

[Michael Gilkes]

@ebear. Thanks for the screenshot. I realized now that I was confused a bit with some changes I had made to my code after I released it. You will have to add these lines to your current version. The next release will have them. Sorry about the confusion.

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