misanthrop

With “absolute path” the internal path on the server’s filesystem must be specified. For security and other reasons, it is not possible to provide an URL here, but you must define the direct and absolute upload folder (e.g. “/home/httpdocs/wp-content/uploads/…”).

You should be able to specify the absolute path to the download file folder in the “Settings”. Just enter the path in the field “Location of download path”. This functionality was added in a later version of the plugin.

Hi all,

We are currently fixing this issue and hopefully, it will be available with the next plugin version.

Best regards,

Armin

Stay calm. It might just be a caching problem. Close the browser and restart it.

The redirection did not work as you did not install wordpress in the root. I tried to circumvent it in version 1.0.8.1 using get_bloginfo(‘url’), and this should help.

Hope, it works now.

Actually, the problem results from side effects with other WP plugins. The sending of headers maybe lead to collisions, but without being able to reproduce the problem, I am a bit helpless.

Nevertheless, I tried to fix the problem by temporary redirection of the download file page, and I hope this is the final solution to the problem.

Please tell me, if it works in version 1.0.8.

Seems to be something with the PHP memory limit. I will try to improve my programming, but meanwhile, you could try to increase the according parameter in PHP (if possible).

Thank you. I don’t know if the next version 1.0.7, which I just checked in, fixes your problem, but there is a problem with the determination of the upload path/directory in WP. I corrected this, but if it does not help you, please ask me again.