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@Mickjav

My questions was completely valid. Remember, this is being sold to the public, not to a single individual. I know a lot of time goes into building an app, thus I don't need to be lectured by you or anyone alike on that matter.

@SMFHacks

Thanks for your response.

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Hello, I keep getting these errors, but I don't know how to replicate them. Could you explain what's causing this error, and how sa=check is activated?

Since the last I deleted my error messages around 3, I've gotten 3 pages worth of these errors for different member IDs.

Recently, when people checkout via PayPal, it doesn't activate the group membership (since last week actually).

Have there been any prominent changes from PayPal that need updating here?

Essentially what has to happen (no exceptions) by default:

When member is deleted > delete all associated user galleries > modify all picture records associated with the user gallery to point to a global default {adjusted as a setting in admin section}

Currently this does occur, which is a bad foresight

For example,

Let's say I have a personal gallery associated with my account, and I have one category made with 10 pictures uploaded.

If I delete my account, are the picture records that point to the personal category updated as well?

The reason why that's important is because if the pictures don't get deleted in the deletion process, how will other users be able to see those pictures indexed if the personal category doesn't exist any more?

I'm not following. The files are stored without extensions.

I know that when a document is uploaded, such as .doc, the mod stores the file without the file extension. I am looking to implement a document reader, such as google docs to display the file as a preview. It is done by using an iframe:

<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/gview?url=https://WEBSITE-URL.com/to/doc/file.doc&embedded=true"></iframe>
So for this to work, I need to use: https://WEBSITE-URL.com/downloads/'.$context['downloads_file']['filename'].' BUT, $context['downloads_file']['filename'] excludes the file's actual extension type. Even if I add the extension, such as .doc to the end of the string, it will not work because obviously the file stored is extension-less.

What ideas do you have that can help me overcome this issue? Of course, I could always create a temporary file in another folder with the extension, but when files get too big, it'd slow down the server.

I really wouldn't mind porting it back, but honestly given you know the code better, you'd probably do it 10 times faster, that's why i'm holding off. I really hope u consider it