[Beta 1] Saki's FileTree for Ext 2.0

[jsakalos]

Is it a FF3 or a FileTreePanel bug?

[smartlit]

Is it a FF3 or a FileTreePanel bug?

How can I test it? I tested your FileTreePanel with IE6 and FF2 and it is working.

But I tested other upload components with FF3, and it works. Just FileTreePanel with FF3 is broken...

Thanks,

Paul

[jwmianzu]

hi ,saki. I have a problem with Ext.ux.UploadPanel. It will make me insane.
Ext.ux.UploadPanel can't work with ie6,and it told that lacks of object
would you please tell me why? code as below ,thanks a lot

dxpt.js
[code]
Ext.onReady(function(){
function yddh_bt_sclk(e){
var win;
var uploadPanel=new Ext.ux.UploadPanel({
title:'

[jsakalos]

hi ,saki. I have a problem with Ext.ux.UploadPanel. It will make me insane.
Ext.ux.UploadPanel can't work with ie6,and it told that lacks of object
would you please tell me why? code as below ,thanks a lot

dxpt.js

I cannot tell anything from "a problem" or "can't work". Does the demo page work in IE6? If so, find the difference.

[jwmianzu]

i'm sorry ,saki. i try to describe it particularly.
i just tested my demo with ie 6.0.
my code in dxpt.js may be divided into three parts

first

var win;
if(!win){
            win = new Ext.Window({
            layout:'fit',
            width:500,
            height:300,
            closeAction:'hide',
            plain: true,
            title:'upload,
                buttons: [{
                    text:'submit,
                    disabled:true
                },{
                    text: 'close,
                    handler: function(){
                        win.hide();
                    }
                }]
            });
   };

second

var uploadPanel=new Ext.ux.UploadPanel({
    title:'uploading file',
    xtype:'uploadpanel',
    buttonsAt:'tbar',
    id:'upload',
    url:'dxzy.jsp',
    path:'root',
    maxFileSize:'1048576',
    enableProgress:false
   });

third

win.add(uploadPanel);
win.show(this);

everyting is ok in first,second part. as the execution reached the line
"win.show(this)", ie 6.0 browser informed me "no objects". Then i try
add another panel to window, no problem except uploadPanel.

I have tried my best,I don't know whether you figure out what happened.

thanks a lot,saki

[anjelika]

Hey Saki, thanks for the great extension!
Is there a way to integrate the widget into a form?
Almost all the upload widgets I've seen so far are pop up windows wich let you browse for files and then upload them.
I need to integrate the widget into a form (actually in this particular case it is a wizard, a card layout).
Trying to render it into a form ; I understat that it requires a div container to render to so I added one in the form like this:

Ext.DomHelper.append(wiz2.body, {
		tag : "div",
		id : "upload_panel"
	});

Then I render the upload widget into it:

new Ext.ux.UploadForm('upload_panel', {
		autoCreate : true,
		url : '/filetree/filetree.php',
		method : 'post',
		maxFileSize : 1048570,
		pgCfg : {
			uploadIdName : 'UPLOAD_IDENTIFIER',
			uploadIdValue : 'auto',
			progressBar : true,
			progressTarget : 'under',
			interval : 1000,
			maxPgErrors : 10,
			options : {
				url : 'progress.php',
				method : 'post'
			// , callback: pgCallback
			}
		},
		baseParams : {
			cmd : 'upload',
			path : 'root'
		}
	})

I got the widget rendered but seems like the css is not loaded correcly, I am not a css expert tho
I've uploaded a picture with the form.
Is there another simpler way to use the widget along with a form as an ordinary input widget?
Thanks

[jwmianzu]

I have made a stupid mistake.I don't import browserbutton.js.
saki,Filetree is amazing extention. thks very much

[hsurya]

Hello,

I've downloaded your component and trying to use it. One question: it seems that to show the progress of the upload you use a file called progress.php. I cannot find it included in your package. Where can I find it?

I will use the system on a Windows server and I'm programming in .NET. Is there something available in .NET (.aspx)?

Thanks,

Paul

Hi Paul, I did the ASP back-end successfully, may be you want to take a look. It should be easier in .NET because it has many function needed than the classic ASP. By seeing mine you might have an idea to build your own .aspx back-end.
See my posting here:
http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29090&page=34

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[smartlit]

Hi Paul, I did the ASP back-end successfully, may be you want to take a look. It should be easier in .NET because it has many function needed than the classic ASP. By seeing mine you might have an idea to build your own .aspx back-end.
See my posting here:
http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29090&page=34

snapshot:

Hello!

Thanks for your reply! I tried your demo on your website, however I noted it is missing the upload progress (e.g. 10%, 15%, etc.) Can you confirm this? That is the part I would need...

Thanks,

Paul

[smartlit]

Hi Saki,

Do you have any news for my problem as described in post #360?

Another question: in your component, when you upload a file, you can stop the upload. My question is: do you really stop the upload (stop sending data), or do you just remove the list of the file, while in the background data keeps being uploaded?

Thanks,

Paul