Dear Edwin!

I have installed last version of JMS, Joomla 1.5 and JoomDOC. Problem is common docman.config.php file for all slave site. I have seen your patch for it and make manualy subsite config files, but result is bad. Could you make any advice how resolve it problem?

Br, Dmitry.

You make refence to a patch that is provided for DocMan and not for JoomDoc that are 2 different extensions.

If you are using DocMan, you have the possibiilty to change the path of the DocMan directory.
So check the DocMan configuration.

Perhaps JoomDoc has also a configuration to specify the dmdocument directory like this is the case with DocMan

Hello Edwin!

JoomDOC is based on DocMan component with similar (maybe full same; config file is same) files scructure (www.artio.net/downloads/joomla-related/j...oomdoc-2-0-2/details). Could you convert DOCman to JoomDoc patch or make recomendation for do it and applay?

Br, Dmitry.

If JoomDOC has the possibility to configure the dmdocument directory, why don't you use it ?

The patch was present when this feature was not present in DocMan.

Dear Erwin!

I can configure dmdocument folder in each slavesite, but it path is saved in one config file for all sites. I need possibility to have config file for each subsite separatly, for example,
Site_Root/administrator/components/com_joomdoc/docman.config.site_ID.php, or save it conig file in Site_Root/multisites/Site_ID any (sub)directory. I would like to save upload files in Site_Root/multisites/Site_ID/joomdocs(or dmdocument) directory.
Could you write any recomendation about prepare JoomDOC patch based on DOCMan patch and/or pacth activation scenario?

Br, Dmitry.

Today, all I can see is that JoomDoc can not be installed with success and I don't want to create something on an extension that is not stable.

If you want to benefit of this functinaliity, I suggest that you use DocMan