[Beta 1] Saki's FileTree for Ext 2.0

[jsakalos]

There is a cleanup process running periodically on the demo server. This process deletes uploaded files. It was maybe run while you were playing with it. Try again.

[jsakalos]

But consider this; renaming root/dir/x.txt to root/dir/y.txt is not a valid operation

Hmm, what's invalid on that operation? (Please, keep in mind that I don't use Window$, I'm pure Linux guy.)

For me: rename === move

[endlichstudent]

sry but it dows not work

try yourself
http://filetree.extjs.eu/
in folder aaa is a file named 65FD5712.jpg
try to rename that file to aaa

same error in windows :/ not just linux :p

PLEASE provide me with progress.php and filetree.php

[endlichstudent]

k SRY is not a bug

in linux/windows u cant create a file/dir with the same name if it is in the same directory oO
i think this is funny ^^ and buggy by os because of file isn't folder

[endlichstudent]

k found something related to this

create folder root/bbb
create folder /root/aaa/bbb
move folder /root/aaa/bbb

it askes you for overwrite
you say yes
it overwrites correctly but it does not reload /root/aaa so you can do this again but than with a failure that /root/aaa/bbb does not exist

because it is /root/bbb

[jsakalos]

I'll take a look at that no-refresh problem.

[endlichstudent]

@saki
1.
is it possible to mark files enabled in a folder that is disabled?
are you going to make an option in the menu for disabling folder/pics... how do you make this like reading rights of each file/folder by serverside.

2.
is it possible to add an overwrite function while trying to upload of an existing file. i handle that as an error, so that the original file would not be overwritten by default but better would be to have the option of overwritting so i think ^^

regards kriss ^^

[jsakalos]

@saki
1.
is it possible to mark files enabled in a folder that is disabled?
are you going to make an option in the menu for disabling folder/pics... how do you make this like reading rights of each file/folder by serverside.

It is server OS dependent: e.g. setfacl -m u:wwwrun:rw [filename] for Linux with file acl installed.

2.
is it possible to add an overwrite function while trying to upload of an existing file. i handle that as an error, so that the original file would not be overwritten by default but better would be to have the option of overwritting so i think ^^

regards kriss ^^

You can return: {"success":false, "error":"File with the same name already exits."} or you just overwrite it - it's server configuration business.

[endlichstudent]

It is server OS dependent: e.g. setfacl -m u:wwwrun:rw [filename] for Linux with file acl installed.

i thought about to make this user depended, for rights like allow group/user view/move something like a rightsmanagemnt, so that a user can have his own folder in the root but not shown for others depending on the rights of each file/folder like a windows share . i think this is quite LOT of work ^^ i will try this ^^

You can return: {"success":false, "error":"File with the same name already exits."} or you just overwrite it - it's server configuration business.

i set {"success":false, "errors":"error":"File with the same name already exits."}
but im think about to make a funtion by clicking on the failure icon if the files already exist, so that you do not have to upload again, because some files might be big files... by clicking on that icon it should ask you for renaming ^^ i dont know if this possible but i will give this i try

[jsakalos]

Ok, let us know when you have something finished.