File Browser Issues

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3/7/2011 4:13:16 PM
rdpinkerton
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File Browser Issues

1. Sub-directories not sorted. If one uses any of the editors to edit a content article and attempts to insert an image, the file browser lists the sub-directories beneath the primary site directory in an arbitrary sequence - as opposed to alphabetically. This would not seem to be desired or intended behavior.

2. Files within a sub-directory are not displayed in alphabetical order.

3. Selective file types - In using the file browser to select a file to hyperlink for downloading, the file browser does not display .PPS (PowerPoint Slideshow) files. Clicking on a folder that contains .PPS files only returns nothing.

 

Bob

4/27/2011 9:33:36 AM
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Re: File Browser Issues

Hi Bob,

Sorry, this post seemed to slip through the cracks. A few new releases to mojoPortal have been made since your post so items 1 and 2 may have been solved already. I do not experience these problems with the File Browser.

As for the 3rd item, this can be remedied by copy the AllowedUploadFileExtensions key in the web.config to the user.config and then adding .pps to the list. After saving the user.config, go back to the web.config and add a blank space to it at the bottom and save it (this causes the website app pool to recycle and reload the web.config and user.config).

Joe A, the AllowedUploadFileExtensions key in the web.config has a space in .mpeg (it is currently ".mp eg"). Also, do you think you can add .pps to the list?

HTH,
Joe D.

4/27/2011 10:10:12 AM
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Re: File Browser Issues

thanks, Joe. Items 1 & 2 are resolved. In the end, I believe it was a permissions problem and my own fault. Thanks for the update on #3. I shall re-visit today. Cheers. /Bob
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