Testing build #138

[rejetto]

download @ www.dovedove.it/hfs/hfs138.exe

what's new
+ new tray symbol: %build%
+ new URL parameters: filter, files-filter, folders-filter, page www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=5073#msg1028672
+ new URL parameters: sort=e, rev www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=5123
+ new template symbols: %urlvar-NAME% www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=5073#msg1028672
+ new template symbol: %number-links%
+ automatically fixes a broken "Add to HFS"
+ list of services for external address is refreshed every 24h (before it was done after a restart)
* Renamed "Offer me to update to beta versions even if i'm using official version" -> "Updates from official to beta versions"
* Renamed "Backup saving" -> "Backup on save"
- apache log file format was not fully compliant www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=4982
- real folders with "No download" has no more archive link, and all files in it are displayed as protected www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=4979#msg1027816
- bad URL for links with ?recursive www.rejetto.com/forum/?topic=5070 
- renaming a file didn't refresh address bar
- template editor position was lost quitting

[maverick]

+ new template symbol: %number-links%

I must have missed this one.  Can you tell me what the purpose of it is?

[rejetto]

it's like number-files and number-folders

[ELEVENNNN]

Wow this is a big update, I will definitly be usin the sort by extesion as I said in another post.  Number of foldering/files is grand as well though!  I will likely have questions soon.. hopefully not though!

-Kurt

[Foggy]

You mentioned in the other post about a search being in the latest beta, Im guessing they are the url parameters filter, files-filter, folders-filter?

[rejetto]

yes, filters+recursive = search

[Foggy]

ok, is it possible to search from the root of the vfs so you can search everything? and is it case sensitive?

[rejetto]

> is it possible to search from the root

yes

> and is it case sensitive?

no

[Foggy]

I just tested it and the only thing that prevents it from working 100% as a search is it matches the whole name, if it could just match part of the name it would be excellent.

[TSG]

About to test now, i agree with foggy, it needs to search parts of filenames aswell.. and i havent even tested

EDIT:
ok, filter works fine but u need to know the entire filename, so somehow we need to give functionality to search any letter combination etc.

ToG now has sort by extension, wont be including %number-links% cause i dont have many links, i have got %number% tho, that does count links aswell? its a total?

Searching recursively for an exact filename is a bit silly good for searching up double files in your database i guess...

[Foggy]

The filter works fine for the current folder but when I try to use it recurseivly and get a file that is in a subfolder I dont get any results.

I tried http://localhost/?recursive&filter=test and also with recursive after filter

[traxxus]

Its necessary to search in all subfolders. Search in the actual folder is -> 

[Mars]

Bug with %urlvar-NAME%

if name is not in url  %urlvar-name% is not evaluate and appear as it %urlvar-name%

%urlvar-recursive% and %urlvar-rev%  don't works

it will be more easy to having %urlvar-name% giving "name" if name is in url else ""

and using %urlvalue-name% for the affected value to name

[rejetto]

About to test now, i agree with foggy, it needs to search parts of filenames aswell.. and i havent even tested

oh, you guys.... use * for partial names

if name is not in url  %urlvar-name% is not evaluate and appear as it %urlvar-name%

this is a serious problem :/

i have got %number% tho, that does count links aswell? its a total?

it's a total.
it doesn't count links, but i consider it as a bug. next build will count links.

[Comrade Elisey]

please tell me how to use %urlvar-name%
& how i can write javascript script for search on server using filter, files-filter, folders-filter, page? 

p.s.: i read this topic & read other topics by theme. but i'm not undastand it fully.

[ELEVENNNN]

Thanks for the post about using the wildcard Rejetto.. should have come to me since I've been doing way to much *nix lately but I wasnt the only one obviously.  Thank you for all your hard work as usual.

-Kurt