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No problem, thanks for feeding back :)

It's the order the download page is shown in. So if you have 3 download pages for free users, you can set which to show first, second and third.

Can you ensure these are set in admin, site settings and try again: "Whether to enable logging or not" = "yes" "The types of log messages to store in the log files" = "all error types"

So Curl looks ok, at least directly. Is there anything in the logs folder? Look for: /logs/plugin_fileleech/20140609.txt

Ok. Login as root via SSH, what do you get if you run this: curl --verbose 'http://turbobit.net/ckrryv9snczy/road.runner.3d.part1.rar.html'

Hi, Do any of the other file hosting sites work in the file leech plugin? It looks like curl is failing. Can your server see turbobit.net ok. Try a ping turbobit.net via ssh as root. Regards, Adam.

Easier email via the contact form above.

Can you send me an account login to test? It's working on our demo so I imagine there's probably something missing on upgrade.

Drag and drop still works fine. It must be an issue with the upgrade process. What's your site url?

No it's not possible unfortunately. None of the code is encoded so we can't account for every possible change. The best we can do is to move anything template related into it's own area, then in theory, you shouldn't have to update your template on each release. (coming in v4.0 :)) If you do...

I've fixed this within the image viewer plugin and updated the release code today. To patch just download the plugin, extract locally, then reupload the contents of the following folder onto your site. You'll need to also do any file servers: /plugins/imageviewer/includes/ Cache path is still...

It is probably the way the browser handles it. There's little we can do about it unless jwplayer have a solution.

I wouldn't recommend Flash as it's not well supported now. You can forward using html5 fine though. Can you do it on our demo site? http://yetishare.com/media_player_plugin.html If so, update your plugin code as there was some recent fixes around this.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx The rules may vary slightly depending on nginx version. We use the following: In: /etc/nginx/sites-available/default Change to: server { listen 80; # port number root /usr/share/nginx/www; index index.php; client_max_body_size 5G...

Hi, Can you send me access to the site and file servers (admin & ftp) and I'll take a look. An example would also be useful. You can send it via the contact link at the top. Thanks, Adam.

Make sure you've installed curl for PHP and curl_exec function isn't blocked within php.ini.

No it doesn't protect the files from being accessed directly. It's planned for improvement on the next release.

It's in the root php files.

Sorry I didn't realise you were talking about the screenshot. It's on the list to look into.

What is your site url?