jimbowes

That option doesn’t use domain on my setup for the file browser part – it uses a path on the server e. var/vhost/sitename/public_html/files/

Or is your file browser working OK and your actual uploads are going wrong?

It could be some rewrite rules – have a look at your htaccess and see if there are rules that would cause an issue.

I’ve not used the domain mapping tool. Have you tried disabling it to see if everything then works OK?
J

Hey there,

In the Download Monitor config option have you made sure your file browser path is set up correctly in the options?

It’s very sensitive to whether you use a trailing slash or not (you need to).

Thanks Kevin,

My work around was to give them privileges to uncategorised but I’m please it’s fixed.

Best

Jim

Thanks, I did get some help though!

Hey,

Thanks for that, I got this working a couple of days ago – in a similar way – add:

//for multisite installations
if ( is_multisite() ) {
$path = '/wp-content/blogs.dir/' . $blog_id . '/' . $path;
}

after

$path = preg_replace( $patterns, '', $thefile );

I actually tried the paid version but found it quite buggy for the use I was using it for. I think once a few more versions come out it could be better for my needs.
J

Hmm your use sounds more complex that what I want it to do, I only want downloads available per site. I think it’s something to do with running in subfolder mode rather than sub domain.

It is a great plugin. I think Mike who wrote it is planning a major rewrite for version 4 so that it works as custom posts.

Jim

I wasn’t adding the custom field to the files – that’s how to hide hits on DM.