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no, that makes the same for me ... %20 instead of space ... when saving the file to disk ... (if you tested on an image, click the image so you get a save dialog)

I'm using PHP: 4.1.2 & Apache/1.3.26 ... and Firefox 0.8

the lines might also be off, and there might be bugs, due to changes ... just a few things to remember when installing a mod that isn't yet rewritten (although I will rewrite the attachment mod as soon as univ calmes down, in a month or so)

well ... probably, as I use it on a 1.1.2 , some lines might be off due to changes between the versions. also, you need to add 1.1.4 in the array on the install_mod.php file ... and, you should do the fix for the bug that was found, information in the first post.

I will rewrite the mod during the summer, some parts really needs it ... but now, I haven't the time to do so, for at least a month more. Univ takes up too much time.

But try it on a standalone version ... to see if it works ... not on the forum you use ... if it wouldn't work ...

sounds good

and on B I answer C: google

at the bottom of the page ....

there was a mod for 1.0 ... but it doesn't seem to be updated to the current version.

anyhow ... here's a link to the 1.0 version, perhaps it's possible to still use it with some smaller tweaks

du har glömt ett " på slutet av echo

echo "If this works, we <i>really</i> did It!";

Sounds very nice

I do have plans on updating the mod to support files to be saved on disk and thus only use the database for reference and file info. But I'm too occupied atm to think on it

Well, I guess it shouldn't be that hard ... what one needs to do is to create a new $db ... that's named something else ... like $db_files ... and create it like the ordinary $db is made ... but with the variables for the other passwords etc.
Afterwards one would need to fiddle in all the attachment mod code, and replace the things done in the 'attach_data' tables, to use that other $db_files ....

hmm ... but the more I think of it ... the more changes is needed ... so I think it might not be that easy after all ... hmm ... I'll think on it ... and see if I can come up with a fairly easy solution ...

I would guess it's something similar to the bug I got in the Attachment mod, where I needed to refine the if statement for guest checking form what I had used in earlier versions ...

Link to the bugfix on the attachment mod ... perhaps someone with good knowledge on the EFAM can look if it is the same type of bug ... and do a bugfix

I haven't released a proper 'release' on 1.1.2 as it's only a matter of a few lines that has been altered up or down (but I will rewrite some pars and do a version update ... perhaps during next week, as I'm too choked with work atm)

so edit install_mod.php and set 1.1.2 as version number, and when you update the forum (DO A BACKUP BEFORE!), be aware that the line numbers might be a little off... and do this little bugfix

I'll try to find time to do a proper update ... but ... things are just crazy atm here ...

IMHO, that can be hazardous, if one use services like dyndns.org or similar people provide, where you can register
http://willie.dynds.org/ and have your forum there, and some other person has registered http://apu.dyndns.org/  ... then ... it would be possible to trick it if it only has the 'dyndns.org' as base url ...

but if it's only to strip out www or http:// ... then there probably aren't any troubles with it ...

put this code into an empty file and call it test.php
upload it, and run it ... it should say the values you have ... hopefully ... afterwards ... delete it ...

<?php
$pun_root = './';
require $pun_root.'include/common.php';

$result = $db->query('SHOW VARIABLES LIKE \'max_allowed_packet\'') or error('Unable to fetch variables',__FILE__,__LINE__, $db->error());
while (list($label, $max_size)=$db->fetch_row($result)){
    echo $label . ' = ' .$max_size . ' bytes<br>';
}

echo 'PHP post_max_size = ' . get_cfg_var('post_max_size') . '<br>';
?>

you might need to alter pun_root ... but I'm not sure ...

you most certainly cannot alter these values, but that must be made by the owners of the server, at least the mysql max size ...