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Great stuff. Thanks for your comments and support! :) Regards, Adam.

Ah yes sorry, it should be the one in \admin\ajax\download_current.ajax.php. See the attached.

The information has been on our forum for a long time. Best of luck resolving it with your host. Regards, Adam.

Only by using Flash, which isn't supported in all devices and being phased out... IE will catch up one day. Try the file attached to this thread. (EDIT: FILE REMOVED)

No idea I'm afraid. Possibly PHP, just built to allow > 2GB.

I'm afraid not, otherwise we'd have done it. :) You'll need to look at your PHP install following the info on the other thread.

It's failing the upload but not handling the error correctly. The next release outputs an error when it happens.

Yeap your tmp folder has plenty of space. It sounds like it may be the php 2gb limitation. See this thread for more info... http://forum.mfscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=215

Not without some major rework unfortunately. It would also mean the file isn't actually available for download after the url is given. On a future release we'd like to get a message on screen while the file is being transferred via ftp, so this may better inform the user. Regards, Adam.

Hi, Do you know how much available space you have in your servers tmp folder? Download the check_host script from our site to test. Regards, Adam.

Re: PayPal is a very bad way of payment, for file sharing si For info - 2Checkout will be available as a plugin in the coming weeks so you'll be able to use them instead for cc payments. Regards, Adam.

IE doesn't provide the information for uploads, so the progress wont work until they build it in. If you download the latest release it should have a fix for the download_current.php issue. Just re-upload the file to your admin area.

Hmm... now you've got me thinking... :)

Hi, You can see what version of the script you have by looking within the _config.inc.php file. If you purchased the script this month then it's likely v3.0+. Regards, Adam.

Hi, Even with using an ftp file server, PHP still needs to cache the uploaded file within the tmp folder. It then gets moved over to your ftp file server once it's fully uploaded. So your host should be able to increase the available space you have within the tmp folder. Regards, Adam.

Hi, It sounds like a column is missing within your db. Try applying the following on your database: ALTER TABLE `file` ADD `adminNotes` TEXT NOT NULL; It's part of the upgrade .sql file to v3.0 in that release but it looks like it's been missed on your install somehow. Regards, Adam.

Hi, Hopefully in 7-10 days so 1st Feb we're aiming for. A price hasn't been decided yet. Regards, Adam.

Yes it looks like your tmp folder has limited space available. PHP uses the tmp folder for uploads so you wont be able to upload larger files if it's restricted. Your host should be able to tell you the available size and increase it if necessary.

Hi, Thanks for your comments. :) There's no documentation for the plugins section just yet, the plugins functionality is relatively new so I'd hope we can give users some docs in the next few months. We have our internal roadmap which is relatively flexible however we are planning the...

How long ago did you change the IP, it might still be propagating if less than 24 hours. What did your host say?