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Ok, i have my own small website ( http://morganatkins.110mb.com ), i'v tried uploading my own scripts, but when I attempt to dowload the PLSC files, it regesters them as Zip files. Try it your self

http://morganatkins.110mb.com  -> scripts ->Download

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Originally posted by djmorf
Ok, i have my own small website ( http://morganatkins.110mb.com ), i'v tried uploading my own scripts, but when I attempt to dowload the PLSC files, it regesters them as Zip files. Try it your self

http://morganatkins.110mb.com  -> scripts ->Download

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Umm, it comes up as plsc for me, are you sure you have Plus installed?

Yep, definatly, I creaed and run it localy though

PLSC is a ZIP-file but it's renamed. If you rename it back to ".zip", you should be able to open it with WinZIP or similar.

When I download it, it shows up as PLSC as well. It could be the hosting company identifies the file as ZIP, by reading it's contents.

Have you set-up the PLSC mime-type on the server? Seeing as it's free hosting, I'm unsure if you can actually do it, but I think this is the cause

So, what could I do?
I'm hosting with 110mb ( http://www.110mb.com )

Upload a custom htaccess file, but I forgot what you actually have to put in it

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Originally posted by deAd
Upload a custom htaccess file, but I forgot what you actually have to put in it

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This might work...

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<FilesMatch "\.plsc$">
    ForceType application/x-plsc
</FilesMatch>

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I thought this was something to do with Internet Explorer, no? What about trying to download it from another browser?

If that works, I may have a workaround for you. You might want to ZIP the PLSC-file and upload that one. This way, when someone downloads the ZIP, they can unpack it and then they'll find the PLSC-file which they can open.

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Originally posted by WDZ

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Originally posted by deAd
Upload a custom htaccess file, but I forgot what you actually have to put in it

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This might work...

code:

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<FilesMatch "\.plsc$">
    ForceType application/x-plsc
</FilesMatch>

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or

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AddType application/x-plsc .plsc

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Originally posted by Mattike
If that works, I may have a workaround for you. You might want to ZIP the PLSC-file and upload that one. This way, when someone downloads the ZIP, they can unpack it and then they'll find the PLSC-file which they can open.

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: < i hate people who zip zips