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[Beta Pepper] Downloads

tyler
Minted
Posted on Jul 04, '07 at 07:24 am

That’s all nice and well Till, but how can I view my mint until then? I don’t see where previous versions of peppers can be downloaded. Could you perhaps point me to a location where I can get the last working version?

Thanks!!

tyler
Minted
Posted on Jul 04, '07 at 07:46 am

Hi Till,

Nevermind, I found version 1.03 on your website. Rolling back to 1.03 lets me see my mint without problems. Perhaps 2.0 should be removed as a download option until this little problem is fixed.

Thanks!!

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 04, '07 at 09:45 am

hliriani, I can’t try to help you without knowing your .htaccess file.

Dan Deming-Henes, this will be fixed with Downloads 201.

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 04, '07 at 10:53 am

Okay, I fixed all those bugs and I apologize for the passionless release of Downloads v2.
All you have to do is waiting for the next release of Mint (in which the update bug will be fixed).
Anyway, I’ll publish Downloads 201 right after the up coming Mint release, if you’d like to get notified - join my pepper “newsletter” on my pepper subsite.

Thanks for the heads up, Till. I really appreciate the time you put into your Peppers and just want to say thank you.

Thanks for fixing it, I will eagerly await the next version of mint. Is there any info on when it will be released, or is that unknown?

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 04, '07 at 06:25 pm

Shaun wrote me (last Friday) that he won’t release it before the weekend, because he’s not available to provide support.
I guess its right coming up.

Till, My .htaccess file looks like this: RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php?/$1 [L]

Options +indexes

IndexOptions SuppressHTMLPreamble HeaderName /icns/header.htm ReadmeName /icns/footer.htm

IndexOptions FancyIndexing IconHeight=16 IconWidth=16 NameWidth=30 DescriptionWidth=30 AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/arrow_turn_left.png .. AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/package_blue.png .dmg AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/film.png .mov .avi .mpg AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/package.png .zip .rar .sitx .sit .7z AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/page_white_world.png .htm .html .php AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/page_white_text.png .txt .rtf .pdf .doc AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/picture.png .jpg .gif .jpeg .png .psd .tif .tiff AddIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/folder.png ^^DIRECTORY^^ DefaultIcon http://henriliriani.com/icns/page_white.png

The first segment is the required EE code, the rest is some code that customizes the directory style with fonts, colors, and icons.

What I did to compensate for this problem was put a seperate .htaccess file in each of the directories that I want to track the downloads from. I used the code you provided in the manuel. It still doesn’t work, sadly.

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 07, '07 at 12:31 pm

I expect that you can simply insert the code to the beginning of you .htaccess file.

If you do that, then it disables the second redirection set up by EE, resolving in an Infinite loop, or the browser just gives up and trying to find it. You might see it better, if you tried for yourself. Thanks again, Henri

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 09, '07 at 02:19 pm

Hmm did you try the last rule flag [L] or the <FilesMatch> directive?

I just upgraded to downloads v2.01 and mint 2.11 and all my previous downloads do not show up in the downloads window but the files are listed in the prefs pane.

Am I missing something?

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 13, '07 at 06:52 am

Dkozikowski, the data-array is empty, but the database stored data seems to be there.
Either you un-installed the pepper previously (and restored the tables), or you cleared the data-array manually.

My downloads were counted right up to the second I upgraded. I did not un-install the pepper, i deleted the downloads folder and replaced it with the one form your zip package.

I’m willing to bet if I downgrade things will work again.

I just noticed i have a downloads pane and now a files pane which lists all my old downloads. is this right? i never had a file pane before. it was always called downloads.

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 14, '07 at 04:52 am

Jep, this pane was added in 2.00.
Your problem isn’t caused by the Pepper.

OK, I finally got everything working.

Maybe you can add somewhere in the readme.txt that the htaccess code has changed also.

I had no idea my downloads were being rejected because the code changed from downloads.php? to tracker.php?

Also, do you plan to make a utility to take the old data and insert it into the new chart?

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 20, '07 at 12:23 pm

Which old data do you mean?

The “old” data i am referring to is the data currently displayed in the “files” pane.

Is there a way to populate the new “downloads” pane with the previous “files” data?

Till
Pepper Developer
Posted on Jul 21, '07 at 11:55 am

Dkozikowski, you could populate the new pane, but IMO this doesn’t make sense : )

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