Except for some minor issues with a non existing function error (LoadLanguage) which i fixed by just commenting out the lines where it was called.

All i wanted was for all registered users to be able to see their documents immediatly after upload.

Since i'm working with a handpicked userbase, administrator approval & publishing wasn't needed, but sort of forced in docman.

Thanks to this extension, my problems are over ;)

Nice tool, like it better than the default.

Two issues:

The progress bar does not work for me, throwing a javascript error. The offending browser code looks like:

const _DMU_PROGMETER_CONNECTING = 'Connecting';

The second issue is that the component does not validate the ability to upload against the DOCMAN Groups. In my installation, I allow editors and above to submit documents. Registered users are not allowed. Running the DOCMAN uploader, the registered user is not presented an option to upload. With this version, the user is and sucessfully uploads. A quick peek at the code apparently only checks that the GID is not 0.

Good program though. And it looks great with your theme!

This great tool from Mjaz can probably solve most all upload needs.

I have installed and am using dmuploader combined with docman and am so happy with it that I have even disabled the upload in DOCMan configuration. Users love the Progress Bar.

In the future a way to edit the short description and key word fields will be needed, possibly from the DOCMan Downloads menu through the blog theme. I'm sure Mjaz already has a solution in his back pocket.

Tried out this component today, and I must say it works wonderfully with the template Mjaz has provided earlier. One feature I would suggest however is that the component/template overides the default uploading/editing interface in the same way as the default submit interface is overridden. This would make it so much nicer when editing or updating files.