Hi pstar
here goes one possible solution for your needs. It uses a counter that says how many files were uploaded since last reset, and creates a file you can load to see all new uploads.
1. Include this at the beginning of the [uppload-sucess] section:
{.inc|#uploadcnt.}
{.append|newuploads.htm|<tr><td>
<a href ="%folder%{.filename|%item-resource%.}">{.filename|%item-resource%.}</a>
</td><td>{.if|%user%|%user%|%ip%.}</td><td>%timestamp%</td></tr>.}
2.Add this two new sections somewhere in your template:
[uploadctrlclear]
{.if|{.=|%user%|admin.}|
{:{.save|newuploads.htm|.}{.set|#uploadcnt|0.}{.$upload-adm.}:}.}
[upload-adm]
{.if|{.=|%user%|admin.}|
{:
<html><head />
<body>
{.if |{.^#uploadcnt.}|
{:
Uploads since last reset: {.^#uploadcnt.}
<table>
<tr><th>Filename</th><th>Uploaded by</th><th>date</th></tr>
{.load|newuploads.htm.}
</table>
<a href="/" style="background-color:darkblue;color:white;"> continue </a>{.repeat|4| .}
<a href="~uploadctrlclear" style="background-color:darkblue;color:white;"> clear </a>
:}|
{: No new uploads available
<a href="/" style="background-color:darkblue;color:white;"> continue </a
:}
.}
</body></html>
:}.}
3. You can then put somwhere in your page a link that is only visible tu you (supposed you are the user 'admin') or invoke that page when you are in root adding ~upload-adm to your url (example:
http://localhost/~upload-adm)
In this admin page, once you have seen what you want, you push the clear button and the list will be cleared and the counter reset.
This works as long as your server is not shut down, as then #uploadcnt will be lost. If you need it, you can also save your counter in a file, instead of using a #static variable.
