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Great to hear :)

Hi, Does it work with ADM on our demo site? fhscript.com user: admin pass: password Thanks, Adam.

Can you post the full nginx config file? I noticed you're using ssl, did you add the rules to the nginx ssl config? Maybe test the download url on non ssl?

Do other file types download? Does it download without adm?

Hi, Are you running pure Nginx or Nginx/Apache proxy mode? The rules you have above include this which isn't part of our standard set: if ($host !~* ^(www)) { rewrite ^/(.*)$ https://www.filecad.com/$1 permanent; } Have you tried removing it, restarting nginx...

Hi, Drop is an email via the support system and I'll provide the download directly. Thanks, Adam.

Sorry but it doesn't yet have full browser support. Most browsers support folder upload but not all support sub-folders. In addition, we can't just support all new browsers, we have to work with relatively older browsers aswell. Java isn't an option as it adds a browser dependency. I would...

Hi, Browsers simply do not fully support folder upload yet, when they do we'll provide the functionality. In the mean time you have the following options: - Use the file import tool via the admin area. (YetiShare & uCloud) - Use the archive plugin and upload a zip of the contents. (YetiShare)...

See the following url as an example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15200632/how-to-upload-file-using-curl-with-php You should be able to do this: $file_name_with_full_path = '/my/file/path/on/server/file.txt'; $target_url = 'https://www.website.com/api/v2/file/upload'; if...

I think you're using the API differently to what it's intended for, you're using it as a download manager/leech rather than integration into a file manager app, for example. I would imagine most apps would first be interested in a list of files available within the account, this can be done via...

Hi, You'd be better raising a support request with access to your site, we rarely monitor these forums as it's for community based support only. We provide support via the ticketing system in the first instance. Regards, Adam.

Hi, You need to post it like in this example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15200632/how-to-upload-file-using-curl-with-php Obviously replace the params with what the API requires. The testing tool in the admin area may also help understand it...

Hi, Can you see your file server if you load the url in a browser? Try: http://fs1.xXX.net/ Or: http://fs1.xXX.net/admin/ Regards, Adam.

Hi, All servers will need to be on https. Browsers will block any posts to a non https url for security purposes. If you use CloudFlare you can have access to free https if you don't want to purchase certs. Or use Lets Encrypt. Thanks, Adam.

On your url, example http://fhscript.com/upgrade_by_package.html If there's more than 1 paid package it'll show them. You'll need to re-style this as you want it.

Hi, This isn't a bug, you need to use the upgrade_by_package.html page instead for multiple packages. You can rename this to upgrade.html if you want to use it instead. Thanks, Adam.

If you can post a sample failing url I'll try to debug it, although it's caused by a change in the script which isn't really tested during the normal release process.

Can you remind me the the urls, was it these type: https://fhscript.com/folder/17/Documents I'm confused as these don't have if (!$file)... in them. I assume that was changed on the file_download.php file?

I believe I looked at this before but I was unable to reproduce it in our dev. Are you able to see it on the demo site?

Are you referring to the file listing in the main file manager or the file import in admin?