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I just uploaded version 1.02 and it should fix the problem.

Best Regards,

Brian

CentOS7 is upgraded to PHP 7 and appears to be running properly. I found the bug and have it fixed in the development environment. I hope to have the update out within a couple days after I am satisfied that the free version of the DMS Plugin is working properly.

I created a VM with CentOS7 and it appears to be shipped with PHP 5.4.16. LAMP is fully up and functioning. WordPress is installed and the dms module is not showing any errors at this time.

I am now researching how to upgrade this installation to PHP 7.

I am downloading a copy of CentOS7 to install in a virtual machine and try to duplicate the problem.

Marking topic as resolved.

Hello,

I just uploaded version 1.01 which should fix this problem. If any more problems develop, please feel free to e-mail me at [email protected]

Best Regards,

Brian

Hello,

PHP 7 no longer has support for mysql_connect() as it has been replaced with mysqli. I’ll release version 1.01 within the next day that fixes this problem.

Best Regards,

Brian

Closing ticket.

Hello,

The files (document repository) can be located outside of the WP framework. First, the web server will need read/write permissions to the location you select. Then, go to the DMS Configuration screen and change the location of the “Document Storage Path” under the “Document Repository” section.

If you already have uploaded documents to the original location, you will have to move them to the new location.

Best Regards,

Brian

Hello,

I don’t believe I am permitted to answer this here as this pertains to the add-on module and not the free version. However, I have answered the question here: https://www.blitzenware.com/forums/topic/guest-access/

Best Regards,

Brian

Hello,

The “Configure” Button, at the bottom of the DMS page, is the administration for the DMS plugin. Due to the configuration options, I felt it made more sense to have everything in one place. I have included the installation instructions below and option 7 will take you to this screen.

When logged on as administrator, the administrator will automatically have any other administrative functions in the DMS plugin.

Best Regards,

Brian

First, install as follows:

1. Upload the ‘dms’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory

2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

3. Create a new page for the DMS through the ‘Pages’ menu in WordPress.

4. Place the shortcode ‘[document_management_system]’ on the page created in number 3, above.

5. In the Appearance/Menus screen add the DMS page to the menu of your choice.

6. Navigate to the DMS page. If there are any warnings, resolve them on the server. They can usually be resolved by ensuring that the DMS Plugin can write to the locations described in the warning by changing the appropriate permissions.

7. Click on the “Configure” Button at the bottom of the screen. You can either make configuration changes here or exit this screen and the system will be ready for use.