thanks for the updates! I've been out of the country for the past few months but I'll try to pop some cash in your kitty before SXSW when I get near a landline. mario

We have been having a lot of problems lately on their grid-service for our sites on there. They do have good status updates and try to do something about it quickly but I do recommend going with their DV over grid.

i forgot about this print documentation the Tom aka Maynar made a while back. I'm sending it to my current clients and for my company. Thought it might be useful for those watching this tutorial as well: http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/docume...

Here's a link to a thread about this that I had with someone a while back: http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizi ng_c5/digital-downloads-ecommerce/#28014 If you want a primer on Basic/Advanced Permissions and how to set it up, I made a ...

I've run into this before too. Did you remember to set your files directory permissions to 777 or 775? You might need to recurse into all subdirectories under Files.

We've been working with coreCommerce for a bit and haven't seen this particular issue. We've used it on IE 6,7,8, as well as recent flavors of firefox, safari and chrome. However, that's with version 1.5.1. We'll see what happens when we upgrade. What ver...

I find that switching from Fast-CGI to regular CGI for PHP mode under the Site Setup Option in the Control Panel fixes this problem. However, it varies from Dreamhost server to Dreamhost server as to whether you really need to do this.

yes, just hide the commerce section using Permissions. Only allow Registered/Customer groups to Read the Page or the Block with Commerce items. Advanced Permissions is probably best. I have a tutorial on it in the forum under Documentation if you don't kn...

yeah, and if you wanted them to purchase all of them maybe people who buy all of the books go into a All Access group... I don't really know about doing something like the c5 marketplace. I think that's a custom ecommerce package done for themselves. T...

hmmm..maybe have them Register first and then use their created user/pass to them give them access? Access based on being both a registered user and part of the Customer group? When you say your site, you mean the site that the ecommerce is on or anoth...