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Started by Aaron, September 20, 2006, 11:21:30 AM

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busterone

No apology is necessary. I understand being busy myself.  :)

ITA003

Quote from: Aäron on August 13, 2008, 12:18:52 PM
Aside from that, it's an easy fix. I'll upload a fixed package in a few minutes, but in case you're curious as to what the culprit was:
Code (FileManager.php, line 199) Select

   $files = array_slice($files, $fileStart, $filesPerPage, true);


If you remove the fourth parameter (", true"), that should solve the problem.

Works!! Thanks!!
I'll try to ask the upgrade the PHP.

ddarrell

Thank you very much this has been a very useful Mod.

darrell
i know just enough to really screw up ;D

ninedoors

Aaron,

Is there a way that I can use the file manager to download a file?  I can upload no problem and edit in the textarea box but I would like to be able to download the entire file.  Is this possible?  I didn't see that as an option maybe I missed something, when I click on a file in just takes me to that page and doesn't download the file.  If that is the case then maybe that could be an option for the next release if there is one coming.

Anyways, great mod use it all the time.  My work blocks all my ftp clients but your mod gets me around that.  Now if I could only use it for my entire site.  Thanks again

Nick
A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you have!

SMF 2.0
BMHL custom theme

SMF community is a great bunch of people!

ddarrell

Aäron, again thanks, nice Mod has been working great.

I noticed an update on the Mod, so I Uninstalled older version and installed newest version.  I just thought that maybe a bug had been fixed or some new functionality added... etc.  Uninstall and Install of the newer version went well with the Package Manager, no errors.  The Mod works fine, no errors.  However, I have noticed this one odd thing, since I did all of the above.  On the Admin screen where all my Mods are listed, File Manager does not now have an "Uninstall" option to click.  the "List Files, and "Delete Files" options are listed.  It is the only Mod like this, and i have not seen this before.

Is this of any concern or is there a reason for this that I am unaware of?  i have read all the Topic replies here, and cannot find this situation mentioned by anyone else.

I installed your Mod on 1.1.5 Default Theme.

Thanks for any advice.

ddarrell
i know just enough to really screw up ;D

ddarrell

OK, Aäron may be busy.  If anyone else can help me, I would appreciate it very much!
Thanks, in advance if you can help.

darrell
i know just enough to really screw up ;D

Aaron

@ddarrell: is the uploaded package the latest version? Older versions cannot be installed nor uninstalled on SMF 1.1.5 due to restrictions in the package XML, but the latest version can.

ddarrell

#107
Yes, it was the latest version.

"SMF File Manager v2.1 by Aäron ...., July 2008"

There was an update of it, that was after when I originally installed.
So it is possible that I re-installed that same version, with a tweak?

But, I Uninstalled, and Reinstalled, with no errors.

It's just that now, I have missing "Uninstall" option on the list of my installed Mods. (for File Manager only, other Mods have "Uninstall" option)

Thanks if you can help.

ddarrell
i know just enough to really screw up ;D

Aaron

Quote from: ddarrell on September 06, 2008, 06:56:49 AM
So it is possible that I re-installed that same version, with a tweak?

You probably updated your forum via the package manager update, effectively updating your forum to the latest version but leaving all mods intact, thus keeping the file manager. Now, the old package doesn't officially support SMF 1.1.5, so it doesn't show the uninstall option. If you add ";version_emulate=1.1.4" (without quotes) to the package manager URL, it should show it again, allowing you to uninstall the mod.

ddarrell

--where is the package manager URL string, to modify?

i know just enough to really screw up ;D

Aaron

Open your forum, go to Admin -> Packages and add it to the URL in the address bar. :)

ddarrell

ALL is WELL THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

I had to go to INSTALLED PACKEDGES and Uninstall it there.
Then re-installed via package manager, and the "Uninstall" option is now normal for File Manager.

Thanks, again!!

ddarrell

;D 
i know just enough to really screw up ;D


InternetMafia

Any plans on making this mod compatible with 1.1.6
Its better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool.


fyndler

Hmm this is weird

3.     SMF File Manager      2.1.1      [ List Files ]  [ Delete ]

Is all i can see no install :/

Aaron

Quote from: NIBOGO on September 11, 2008, 08:33:51 PM
Any update for SMF 2.0???

I plan to rewrite this mod for use with SMF 2.0 as soon as SMF 2.0 goes gold.

Quote from: InternetMafia on October 09, 2008, 07:12:48 PM
Any plans on making this mod compatible with 1.1.6

Version 2.1.2 is installable on SMF 1.1.6. You can get it from the mod page.

raw_taz

I have installed this mod, on a windows 2003 server, running 1.1.6 SMF with MySql  5.0.45.

The mod appears to be installed, but I do not have a link in my admin page for it.  I have made the suggeted change to the modifcations.english.php file.

Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
TAZ

Lysyj

#118
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/limteam/data/www/limteam.ru/Sources/FileManager.php on line 463

what can i do with this error?

here ia s code

function getDirSize($dirname)
{
   global $txt;

   $dir = dir($dirname);
   $fileCount = 0;
   while ($filename = $dir->read())
      $fileCount++;

Martingonnella

Hi,

I like the MOD...Couple of questions and one request for you.

How Safe is this for the Forum?....to prevent hackers?

Can a Password protect be put into this MOD, so to access "File Manager"...a second password is needed to access File Manager? Is this possible? Would be helpful.

What do other thing of this idea?

Thanks designer

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