[ Snippet ] FileDownload - Gets a file listing from a directory.

Quote from: kylej at May 02, 2006, 08:09 AM

edipo, can you post the snippet call you are using so I can try it with the options you are using?

[!FileDownload?getFolder=`download` &chkDesc=`fileinfo` &tplList=`FileDownload` &useHlt=`1` &downloadCount=`1` &userSort=`type` &sortOrder=`desc` &browseDirectories=`true`!]
Quote from: kylej

also, have you upgraded to 0.9.2.1?

No I haven’t upgrade modx, I have the 0.9.1

@Kyle - I might be able to help you here if it’s what I think it is (had the same issue with my Polls Module recently ):

If you’re using [~[*id*]~] to get the current page for the URL’s and such like, there are occasions (eg. where the tag is embedded deep into a template structure) when it won’t get parsed - resulting in the ’ID passed in request is NaN!’ error.

The solution is to get the page ID by using $modx->makeURL() and outputting to a placeholder in the snippet.

Just a thought anyway if all else checks out okay,

Garry

Thanks for the reply Garry, I am using [~[*id*]~] so I will try your fix to see if that takes care of it.

edipo, I will have an update for you to try later today. Hopefully not to long, I need to get some work done though, so it may be a little while.

Kyle

edipo,
Did you update the files in your filedownload folder? I made some changes to the files: filedownload.inc.php and download.php

I want to rule this out before changing the code.

Yes I have update all files, with the file of the 1.6 version

Edipo,
Here is an updated version. Let me know if it all works correctly.

Kyle

I have the some error

I can’t seem to get the download count to work.
I created a file assets/filedownload/filecount.txt, which is initially blank (zero bytes).
I call the FileDownload snippet using the &downloadCount=’1’ parameter.
When I download a file, the counter (called using [+counter+] in the layout chunk) is not incremented by one (it remains zero regardless of how many times I download a file).

Am I missing something?

Thx
Ron

Hi Ron,

Just a couple of things to check that spring to mind:

1. Are you calling the snippet uncached? ie. using [!filedownload!]
2. Are you using backticks instead of single quotes when calling parameters in the snippet? eg. &downloadCount=`1`

Hope that helps, Garry

Quote from: garryn at May 04, 2006, 03:15 PM

Hi Ron,

Just a couple of things to check that spring to mind:

1. Are you calling the snippet uncached? ie. using [!filedownload!]
2. Are you using backticks instead of single quotes when calling parameters in the snippet? eg. &downloadCount=`1`

Hope that helps, Garry

Am I right in understanding that I’m supposed to use [!xx!] and `1`, or should I avoid these and use [[xx]] and ’1’ instead? After reading your message, I tried both, and it doesn’t seem to make a difference. The download count still remains zero. Could it be an Apache, PHP, or MySQL setting?

Ron