relative position of dragged file doesn't work...

[partikule]

Even the padding size is OK, the relative pos doesn't work.
The container should have a good position... no ?

[GerHobbelt]

On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 5:21 PM, partikule <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

Even the padding size is OK, the relative pos doesn't work.
The container should have a good position... no ?

Damn.

Well, in standalone mode, the container div is a thin line somewhere in the
page and certainly not indicative of the position of the filemanager as you
see it on screen.

Do you have a test URL where I can see this going wrong?

Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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[GerHobbelt]

See the latest commit; a few changes related to drag & drop; the d&d should now work for all modes, no more hackiness in that section. Also note the related move/copy/can't-drop-here iconography.

[partikule]

Great !

Will have a look tomorrow. Have worked alot for my clients these days and I think I will be full tomorrow, but...

See you soon Ger !

My next mission : fighting with Mimes and find a solution to allow only some kings of files in ionize.. (PDF for example....)

Le 25 mai 2011 à 00:40, GerHobbelt a écrit :

See the latest commit; a few changes related to drag & drop; the d&d should now work for all modes, no more hackiness in that section. Also note the related move/copy/can't-drop-here iconography.

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[GerHobbelt]

On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 12:49 AM, partikule <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

Great !

Will have a look tomorrow. Have worked alot for my clients these days and I
think I will be full tomorrow, but...

See you soon Ger !

My next mission : fighting with Mimes and find a solution to allow only
some kings of files in ionize.. (PDF for example....)

You mean on upload through filemanager?

In that case, do the additional permission checking in the FileManager
callback (hook) for the upload event. You can either throw an Exception for
each 'illegal' file being uploaded or simply return FALSE when you don't
accept the upload (this will send an authentication error report to the
client).
See Demos/FM-common.php for a very basic example how to do a
UploadIsAuthorized_cb hook function.

Inside the hook handler, you have full access to the getID3-determined mime
data, etc. as it all sits inside the fileinfo struct parameter. Heck, you
can even tweak that data, if you really want that (but that would be
highly advanced usage of the MTFM and not a 'regular thing to do')!

The Demos/FM-common.php file has the hook example here:

function FM_IsAuthorized($mgr, $action, &$info)
{
...
}

and the contents of $info et al are documented at the top of
FileManager.php, starting at the line
Hooks: Detailed Interface Specification

and then specifically section
'upload'

Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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