[Beta 1] Saki's FileTree for Ext 2.0

[cuteleaf]

in windows,if you set rootPath:'E:/xxxx/xxx/'
and you dblclick leaf node (e.g. 'a.gif')
then getPath will return 'E:/xxxx/xxx/a.gif'
the bowser will return err

[jsakalos]

rootPath must be relative. It is the server job to find out absolute path. As a rule of thumb: never, never, never put any absolute paths to the client code.

[jsakalos]

Saki, any news on this issues?

Sorry, not yet. ...had a bunch of stupid but urgent and important other things to do. Stay tuned...

[cblin]

Hi,

this is a feedback by my users about a screen which uses the UploadPanel :

I thought that the green icon on the right of a queued file means that I can upload each file separately

IMHO, this is a very valid feedback (but minor I conceed) : the icon of ux-up-icon-queued should be page_white_delete.png (found in silk icons) instead of page_white_get.png because the red cross clearly means that clicking that icon will delete the file from the queue.

[jsakalos]

Yeah, users are always source of "wisdom"... Thanks god, icon change is very easy - just css. I'll take a look at it...

[esoteric]

Saki, it seems that the "concurrent" boolean option in FileUploader doesn't work. All files still get uploaded at the same time. Anyone else run into this problem? Thanks!

And thank you for your great extension.

[jsakalos]

This option is not implemented. It was just an idea that it could work that way but it works this way if you set singleUpload:true. So there is no need for this option in fact. The only benefit would be that you could see individual files completion/failure.

[esoteric]

I have tried setting singleUpload: true but all the files still upload at the same time when I click the upload button.

[jsakalos]

Yes, they do but in single request, e.i. one after the other. Is that what you want?

[esoteric]

oh I see, so all the files go in a single post to the server, but all the spinners fire off and then the progress request kicks in? I am following you now.

I was thinking it work like one file got uploaded as a request, once that finished, the next file uploaded in a single request, etc etc ...

I am using your components as a part of an FTP application I am writing right now. Thats my reasoning.