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Zikula / Modules
Files 1.1
Extension type: Module
Extension originally created by aperezm on Feb 02, 2010
- Description
The module Files allow users to manage their own files. They can upload, rename, delete, zip and unzip files and folders. The users can decide if a folder is public or private. If a folder is set as public files stored in it are accessible trough the file file.php.
The administrators can set different quotas for different groups of users.
The module have a plug-in for Xinha that allow users to add images to their posts easily.
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- Advanced
- Status
- Normal
Files 1.1
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Technologies
- pnRender
- pnForm
- DBUtil
- ObjectUtil
- PNObject
- Workflows
- PageLock
Translations
Catalan
German
English
Spanish
French
Dutch
Polish
- Version created by aperezm on Apr 05, 2010
- Core support
- Zikula 1.2.1 (not supported)
- Zikula 1.2.2 (not supported)
- Zikula 1.2.3 (not supported)
- Changelog
- Added a plugin that allow to select image files in order to insert the link in a text field.
- Changed the Drag & Drop functionalities with an insert button.
- Checked repeated text strings.
- Status
- Normal
- Code conformance
- 8/10
- Supported hooks
- This module does not support any hooks.
- Provided hooks
- Item Display Hooks (GUI)
- Language system
- Gettext
- Categories
- Uses no categories
1.0
Options
Technologies
- pnRender
- pnForm
- DBUtil
- ObjectUtil
- PNObject
- Workflows
- PageLock
Translations
- Catalan
- German
- English
- Spanish
- French
- Dutch
- Polish
- Version created by aperezm on Feb 02, 2010
- Core support
- (not supported)
- Zikula 1.2.1 (not supported)
- Zikula 1.2.2 (not supported)
- Changelog
- Allow users to manage their own files and folder.
- Users can decide if a folder is public or private. The content of public folders is accessible by the browser.
- Administrators can manage the allowed extensions.
- Administradors can decide the users' disk quota.
- Status
- Obsolete
- Code conformance
- 8/10
- Supported hooks
- This module does not support any hooks.
- Provided hooks
- This module does not provide any hooks.
- Language system
- Gettext
- Categories
- Uses no categories
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Comment by:
espaan
02 Feb 2010 - 11:05PM
Great
Nice to hear. Is the Xinha plugin already there or it it in the making?
Comment by:
aperezm
03 Feb 2010 - 01:07AM
It is there.
I've removed a "will" from the description that was confusing
Comment by:
hilope
03 Feb 2010 - 02:39AM
Xinha plugin
@Erik: the plugin is already in the 4.1 release of scribite! included :)
Comment by:
Ferretlover
03 Feb 2010 - 08:48AM
hook from other modules?
Is there a way to(or a plan to) have a way to access functions of this module from other modules? If so this could be a way to work towards the idea I proposed on one of the Waves of a central file API that could easily be integrated into other modules. Galleries, downloads, juke boxes, and so much more could be built from a single core that is intelligent about it's file handling, and integrates well with Zikula.
Comment by:
aperezm
03 Feb 2010 - 10:36AM
It is a good idea
In this moment it's not possible, but it's a very good idea for a near future.
Look at this ticket sent by Axel:
http://code.zikula.org/files/ticket/2
of course I'll accept this ticket.
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
04 Feb 2010 - 06:45AM
Hooks to others..
I'd say it's a near requirement for any file management system to allow to hook to other modules :) When you start working on it, let me know, I'd love to integrate it with the new Banners module I'm working on.
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
04 Feb 2010 - 06:48AM
I disagree with relay being listed in Axel's ticket, as I veiw Files & Relay as being two solutions to the same problem, Relay being an FTP app, it's more an admin tool, where as Files is for all users :)
Comment by:
aperezm
04 Feb 2010 - 09:46PM
I don't know when I'll begin working on it, but as soon as I have time. Could you define which would be the requirements of hooking Files with banner?
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
05 Feb 2010 - 07:02AM
Upload button to upload the file, and auto insert the URL in to the URL field. I'd think this would be useful to almost any module hooking to Files.
Comment by:
nestormateo
07 Feb 2010 - 09:08PM
Hook
I guess that any Hook there must be as independient as possible, so, it retrieves the attached file info, but to auto insert a field probably is not even supported by the Core, and a "custom" check in Files... well, it can be, but seems not clean to me.
Files can give you all the File info + URL, then in the Banners template you check for $hooks.Files, if it's not present you take the $banner.url value... I guess it's a better generic approach.
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
25 Feb 2010 - 01:31PM
That's actually what I had meant Mateo, upload the file and return a URL that could be inserted in the field. Of course I'm planing to hopefully link Banners to the other image modules like Simple Gallery and Media Share I hope.
Comment by:
aperezm
05 Apr 2010 - 11:29PM
Plugin that add the link of an image into a form text field
With the version 1.1 it's possible to add a text form field that gets the selected image URL. Into the package there is a readme.txt file that explain how to use this functionality in order to add that field in a module form.
I don't know if it is exactly what you was talking about.
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
06 Apr 2010 - 04:42AM
I'll check it out when I get done with the two projects I'm on. :)
Comment by:
HalbrookTech
10 Apr 2010 - 08:12AM
Looks like you've got the idea, I need to look at the plugin, but there's a few thigns, at a glance that need some further thought, I'll log tickets.
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