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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: Alibaba7 on April 04, 2007, 10:26:31 AM
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Hi,
asking this questions is a little bit embarassing for me because I think I don't see the wood for the trees.
- How can I generate a File Listing?
If I click in the browser on "File Listing" a new window opens but I stays empty? What to do? - In some examples of HFS I saw a specific icon for the upload folder (a kind of a storage with an ingoing red arrow). How can I specify for my upload folder such an icon?
Thx in advance
Alexander
PS: Please don't hit me about my stupid questions and be "a little bit" lenient towards me. ;)
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- How can I generate a File Listing?
If I click in the browser on "File Listing" a new window opens but I stays empty? What to do?
the "file list" doesn't include folders, but only files, so ensure you have some file at leat.
moreover, this link is not recursive in subfolders if you are using an old version or a custom template without this option enabled. so specify what HFS version you are using, and what template.
- In some examples of HFS I saw a specific icon for the upload folder (a kind of a storage with an ingoing red arrow). How can I specify for my upload folder such an icon?
right click on the folder -> icon
to add more icons, menu -> other options -> add icons
(in expert mode)
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Hi rejetto,
as I mentioned: I didn't see the wood for the trees. AAARRRGGHHH
I think I have to go to the oculist. ;)
Thx. Everything works fine and is clear now.
Alexander
PS: I think you can close the thread (if possible).
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Hi
- How can I generate a File Listing?
If I click in the browser on "File Listing" a new window opens but I stays empty? What to do?
I dont know if this will help but i didnt like the file list that was made by hfs so i made a batch file that will create a folder tree in a text document of all the folders in your hfs, but it will only work if they are real folders and all in the same directory
e.g i have a folder labeled hfs and in it are all the different files/folders that my hfs contains.
cd "C:\web\files\hfs"
for /D %%A in (*) do tree "%%~fA" /F /A>"%%~nA - Extended Characters.txt"
for /D %%B in (*) do tree "%%~fB" /F>"%%~nB - ASCII.txt"
change the path after cd to where your hfs folders are kept
it will create a different text file for each folder and will place them in the folder that contains all the folders. if you only want one text file for all the folders replace (*) with (.) and it will only do it to the folder specified after cd
Foggy
ps i probably left some important information out so please tell me if i did.