Jeremy Wallis

Hi folks … this is taking really long to finalise … when can you finish the code?
Thanks.

Thanks, I’ve just been to check it out, comments:

When adding a new category it now requires you to select a parent category so that you cannot create a top level category, that’s great, thanks!

The dialog box used to add the new category has lost the words ‘Parent Category’ though, so it’s not obvious what the dropdown box is about, could you add the Parent Category text back in?

I tested adding a sub-category to the Trustees category and then adding a document to that new sub-category and the document added fine.
When I tried to download the document though, it said that I don’t have permission to download it, so presumably the permissions of the parent category are still not being inherited by the new subcategory?

Thanks.

Hi, It’s been a week since you last communicated about finalising the work, can you please update me?
Thanks.

Just a heads up that I have moved the website to a different server today and will have it up and running soon. I first have to ensure all the right Apache & PHP modules are installed and working before the site will be ok’ed for use.

And so I will post as soon as I can with the revised server details … if you can then get that last requirement working = newly added categories (done from the front end) inherit the role view permissions of the parent (top level) category.

Apologies if you tried anything the past 48 hours, hopefully not.

Thanks.

OK, many thanks. I have restored the backup and confirmed that all the functions I mentioned that had stopped working after your edits, have been confirmed as all working again.

Hopefully you can do the Add On route without it affecting any of the existing shortcodes used on the site as, as mentioned, I have done some minor edits to hide certain elements on the Add Docs page and allowing all approved users to see each others files, not just their own.

Many thanks.