Animated Drop Down Menu Extension is DEMO after upgrading to WWB 17 Plus

[DavidQ]

Hi Pablo,

I have just upgraded on Windows 10 from WWB 16 to WWB 17 Plus (both 64 bit). I installed the seven extension packs which are included with WWB 17 Plus by copying all the files from the supplied zip archives to the folder C:\Users\UserName\Documents\WYSIWYG Web Builder\system\extensions

When I run WWB17, I noticed the Animated Drop Down Menu (from Navigation Extension Pack - Volume 3) is listed as "Animated Drop Down Menu (DEMO)" in the Toolbox (WYSIWYG Web Builder Extensions list) and the information says "This is a restricted DEMO Version".

Shouldn't this be the unrestricted (paid) version? I don't think I am doing something wrong and hopefully you will be able to point me in the right direction.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to say well done to you (and everyone else who was involved) on this 'tour de force' release of WWB. It's fantastic!

Best Regards,

David

[alan_sh]

QUestion for you is - did you pay for it?

Alan

[onlye]

Did you download and install the extension? I don't believe all the extensions included in Plus are automatically installed. You need to go to the extensions that you want, download them, install them. Your license should know that you have the license to that paid extension.

[DavidQ]

QUestion for you is - did you pay for it?

Alan

Answer for you is - yes.

It is in the list of 65 included extensions at https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/purchase_plus.html under "Navigation Extension Pack (Volume 3)".

David

[DavidQ]

Did you download and install the extension?.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried this but received an "extension in use" type of error.

Also, it seems counter-intuitive to me to need to download it twice. The other extensions all seem okay.

[Pablo]

I think that the demo version of the extension was accidentally include in your order.

You can download the full version here:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/extension_update.html

[DavidQ]

Hi Pablo,

Many thanks for the link, that resolved the issue with the Animated Drop Down Menu Extension.

However...

1) Whilst checking the list for completeness, I noticed that I am unable to download the following extensions from there (even though they are listed) because the zip files are missing.
Timeline (last update: 2019-07-16)
Hexagon Grid (last update: 2021-02-26)

2) There is also a completely missing entry in the download list for the Sticky Full Screen Menu extension from Navigation Pack Volume 3.

3) Additionally, I noticed there are three files in dataextensionspack1.zip that are not in the download web page list at https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/extension_update.html
charts.jpg, charts.pdf charts.uwbx - Charts, a lightweight PHP-based solution to create basic charts using PHPGraphLib by Elliott Brueggeman
*note - there is no charts.wbx64 file in dataextensionspack1.zip.

Regards,

David

[Pablo]

Sorry about that, I have to maintain the list manually so it's possible that I have skipped one or two.
It should be ok now.

The 'charts.uwbx' extension is the same as the 'php charts.uwbx', so nothing is missing. I have accidentally added the same extension with a different name in the zip file.

[DavidQ]

Thanks Pablo, I have now successfully downloaded "Hexagon Grid" and "Sticky Full Screen Menu" but unfortunately Timeline.zip is still missing.

[Pablo]

I have logged into your account and it works for me.
Maybe it is blocked by your browser or firewall?

[DavidQ]

Got it! The file access error appears to be related to my download manager (DownThemAll!) attempting to download timeline.zip in up to four concurrent segments. I set the number of download segments to 1 in DownThemAll! preferences and the file downloaded successfully. It's weird because all the other files downloaded fine with segments set to 4. It makes me wonder if there is a server limit or file attribute specific to timeline.zip which prevents more than one segment being used when downloading it.

Anyway, thanks for your support Pablo. Top notch as always.

Best Regards,

David