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Hi, Thanks for the feedback. It is indeed a bit of a pain! I've added a fix for the next release which will remember the current page. If you want to apply the change in the mean time, open admin/translation_manage_text.php, so to line 161. Replace this text: oTable.fnDraw(); with this...

Yes, these have been fixed in the development code, so they'll be in the next release. :)

Hi, 1) What's the url of the site? Are you using smtp or php mail for email? 2) Not via the config. The code that outputs the captcha is in file_download.php line 143. You could change line 143 to the following: if ($Auth->loggedIn() === false) This will just show it for non-logged in users...

I'm not sure what other information you want, I've given you all the info you need on this thread. There's no restrictions for upload size in the script so it must be your host.

Please provide the exact steps, including urls, in order to replace the issue.

The code is different so there's no way the remote upload can be affected. To check, try un-installing then removing the plugin to see if it then works.

Sounds like the database got corrupted somehow. Did you try and repair the table via phpMyAdmin or similar? See here for more info: http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?21,362974,362974

I have noticed that the player is a different style for different file types. How can it be made to display the same player for all file types? >>> It can't. The divx and media player version can't be styled unfortunately. The only option might be to restrict file uploads to the mp4 version so...

Excellent, glad you're up and running. :)

It looks like some files may be missing from your install as the admin area is producing javascript errors. Can you re-upload the entire admin folder, ensuring all files get uploaded.

Ok, what is the url? If you've changed the login username/password for admin, can you send me it on email?

You can upload more than 2GB, you just have to get PHP rebuilt on a 64bit system to allow for it. There's info on how to do it on this page: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4614147/uploading-a-file-larger-than-2gb-using-php We are also looking at sending the upload in chunks to see if this...

Ok, but look in your MySQL database using phpMyAdmin. Open the site_config table. Do you see any data?

Have you got anything in your 'site_config' table in the database?

Re: Rewrite on Nginx Dont worry, I've just found this info: "Rewrites can go into the server{} section of your nginx configuration."

Re: Rewrite on Nginx How do you set this up on Nginx, do you just add the text to a .htaccess file like in Apache? Thanks for sharing, this will be really useful for a lot of other users. :)

Hi, I'm not sure I understand exactly what you'd like to have done. Can you supply more information. Thanks, Adam.

Try setting the host as: ssl://smtp.gmail.com

For everyone elses benefit, the fix: On line 505 of includes/class.uploader.php replace this: if ($tmpFile && is_uploaded_file($tmpFile)) with this: if ($tmpFile) The release code has also been fixed. Regards, Adam.

Have you got a premium user I can test with. A non logged in upload will only allow 100MB. Send it via the contact form above.