jqueryfiletree | jQuery File Tree is a configurable , AJAX file browser plugin | Plugin library
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jQueryFileTree is a configurable, AJAX file browser plugin for jQuery. This repo is a continuation of unmaintained jQuery File Tree (12 April 2008) by Cory S.N. LaViska at ABeautifulSite.net. jQueryFileTree requires at least jQuery 1.2.
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QUESTION
I am having trouble displaying data using jQuery File Tree plugin. No matter what I use for 'root', it always uses '\' and displays content of C drive!
I am using aspx (with code behind that I am not using) and a master page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 20:29As I thought, the problem was with Request.Form["dir"]. I found this article and it pointed to an issue I wouldn't have thought of. It is due to using FriendlyURL feature of .NET (i.e. has nothing to do with jQuery File Tree plugin).
"The HTML form in this example is designed to post to Receiver.aspx, and the Friendly URLs will take requests that include the file extension and issue an HTTP 301 - Moved Permanently response, directing the browser to make a new (GET) request for the same resource without the file extension."
The solution was to comment out below line in RoutConfig.cs file:
QUESTION
I'm creating a file downloaded to automatically download PDF's from a website related to my employer's company.
It looks like the PDF's are contained within a JQueryFileTree. Is there a way I can download one of the folders below and save it to disk along with it's content PDF's?
I'm using Python and selenium thus far to automate the logging in etc.
Thanks
My code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 14:14Based on the DOM and the screenshots your will be able to select from your jquery tree.
you can use this xpath the select from the tree on the left:
QUESTION
I'm working on simple upload mechanism where user will be able to drop files over FileTree directories. I made it using jQuery FileTree and everything works great, except one thing. After upload I refresh FileTree to show user that file is indeed in destination folder. Unfortunately, if destination folder is not the main directory, but one of subdirs, user can see nothing, because directories are collapsed by default.
I was looking for solution for that problem: "How to get one or more directories expanded on reload" and have found only one interesting topic: jquery file tree - folder open by default? - It did resolve exactly the same problem, but only for very old version of iQuery FileTree and it doesn't work for recent one.
I spent hours trying to do similar modifications in recent version, but javascript used in jQuery FileTree is too advanced for me, and differences between old version and new version are to big to find any similarities.
If anyone know how to modify recent version of jQuery FileTree, please help me with it. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 07:20Check the complete example below on how to implement expanding of a specific folder after the plugin was initialized. It opens recursively all folders which are specified in path.
QUESTION
I am creating a node.js web interface for an internal project in the company I am working at. The web page should allow users to select a file that is in the server memory disk for processing. I want to do something like a file browser but for the server-side file system.
I tried implementing it with jqueryfiletree
but was not successful since I can not seem to put it to work. Is there any cheap trick or an useful package to do this?
Thank you in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 13:02Using node.js
you can get all files names in folder, using the fuction fs.readdir()
. After that you can read file by name fs.readfile()
and send him on client by http.
I think this is simplest solution.
QUESTION
I'm using the jqueryfiletree plugin, and it seems established and fairly smooth, but I have some issues:
Despite the options being set as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-25 at 18:18The connector (yes, yours is custom) is what performs the filtering on the results. If you are not looking for / using the passed parameters from the jQuery plugin, then the results will not be what you expect. From the link someone posted above (https://github.com/jqueryfiletree/jqueryfiletree/blob/master/dist/connectors/Asp.Net-MVC/FileTreeController.cs) and the PHP version which seems to use the applicable options (https://github.com/jqueryfiletree/jqueryfiletree/blob/master/dist/connectors/jqueryFileTree.php), we can update this just a bit to return a better result set.
Note - we do not have insight into your files, so this is a very freshman example using some boilerplate code. Also, I know your answer is about .NET core, but the logic should still hold true even if the syntax is not exactly the same between 4.6 and Core
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