danepak

Hi Harish,

Sorry, I’m a bit of a newbie.
I will try to contact them.
Failing that, I will check out your plugin and see if it works.

Thanks for your reply.
Much appreciated.

I’ve found Scribd, which does the job.
However, there’s a Scribd logo and if you click on that, you’re taken to the actual file, but viewed on the Scribd website.

Here’s what I’m trying to do.
My client has a few different Powerpoint (it’s actually Keynote) files, which has to be viewable only for members.
I’m using a members plugin, which will do the job well.
However, if you’re looking at the file (when you’re logged in as a member), I don’t want them to be able to click on the Scribd logo, so they’re taken to the Scribd website.
This way they would be able to forward the URL to non-members.

Are there any other products out there, which are similar to Issuu (both works in HTML5 as well) and Scribd?
Happy to pay for a premium version.

Thanks for your reply.
No, it’s a bit on and off.
Firefox kept asking for the password at one stage, but then stopped.
Then all three browsers started asking.
Very strange.

Sorry about that.
I’m a novice when it comes to WordPress.
I obviously can’t provide login details here, so I thought by posting an image of the problem, someone else might have had exactly the same problem (or similar at least).

CK Editor seems to fix the problem 🙂

Thanks for your reply.
So is a plugins like CKEditor a good choice?
Will that get rid of my problem?

Sorry, my mistake.
Yes, I knew what you meant reg. the memory limit.
Anyway, I was in touch with the host and he couldn’t solve the problem either.

After a fresh install, the problem was solved.