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byccondrup, February 10, 2010
This is very nice, props for your work and thanks a lot for sharing it!
An option I would have wanted:
Output files grouped by their parent folder when recursive=yes. No need to link the folders, just visually split the list by subfolder instead of ignoring them. This would let the admin maintain a directory structure which is replicated automatically. I only needed one level of subdirs, but nested ul-lists would work for unlimited levels so I'm putting the request out there. If you want to try to grant my wish, I have a recursive php function for converting an array into nested ul's with css styling, let me know.
Technical rant:
I was a bit annoyed that I couldn't exclude "index.html" (which Joomla puts in all created folders) when using recursive listing, but I quickly found out this is a shortcoming of the JFolder::files method (When writing a recursive function, why not call the same parameters on the recursive calls..?). I solved this for myself, so not asking for a change, I just wanted to rant ;)
I just added in helper.php:99
$file =& $filelist[$i];
$filename = JFile::getName($file);
if(!in_array($filename, $excludefiles)){..file loop..}
An option I would have wanted:
Output files grouped by their parent folder when recursive=yes. No need to link the folders, just visually split the list by subfolder instead of ignoring them. This would let the admin maintain a directory structure which is replicated automatically. I only needed one level of subdirs, but nested ul-lists would work for unlimited levels so I'm putting the request out there. If you want to try to grant my wish, I have a recursive php function for converting an array into nested ul's with css styling, let me know.
Technical rant:
I was a bit annoyed that I couldn't exclude "index.html" (which Joomla puts in all created folders) when using recursive listing, but I quickly found out this is a shortcoming of the JFolder::files method (When writing a recursive function, why not call the same parameters on the recursive calls..?). I solved this for myself, so not asking for a change, I just wanted to rant ;)
I just added in helper.php:99
$file =& $filelist[$i];
$filename = JFile::getName($file);
if(!in_array($filename, $excludefiles)){..file loop..}
Owner's reply
Thank you for the thorough feature request.
Both of these have been added to the latest version of the extension.
byccondrup, July 24, 2006
This plugin simply makes your intro-image clickable. A task I guess a lot of people would like to see automated. It's simple, does what it says. It should definately be a Joomla! standard feature - a great addon!