Thank you for this script, I hope it will usefull with me
— nguyen Nov 3, 01:15 #
Hi Andy,
great, great stuff. I love it, and it’s exactly what I was looking for.
I’m planning to build my site with your wonderful tool.
I’m missing one thing. Every time I open a file or Pict, all folders collapse to the start state, so I have to browse down the directories again from where I came. Is it possible without great efforts to keep the state? Unfortunately I’m designer, not a coder. So I don’t have any idea, where to look.
Thanx again for this goody
@him
— achim Nov 18, 21:43 #
hi filenice is great. but is there a way I can exclude displaying folders with a certain pattern in the name, e.g. folders like *._files? We have this problem in our site – see the link.
— Steve Powell Nov 28, 12:54 #
I cant get it to show vidoe files, is it suposed to?
Other then that, Exactly what I am looking for!!!!!!!
— Mike Dec 24, 04:13 #
nice program very usefull.
— Nightowl Jan 17, 09:03 #
I need to use firstly the program.
— Vasile Costiuc Jan 17, 20:35 #
Hi Andy, nice script. I’m trying this thing out. I do have a question about how the Preferences and Credit links work from the main page. When either is clicked, the script adds a # to the url. I noticed this because after I uploaded it and was playing around with all its features, I decided to bookmark it. Later, when I tried to use the bookmark IE gave an error. Then I realized what was happening. Know any way to fix it?
— Robert Feb 8, 04:39 #
Just to leave a little bug I encountered: when a directory has a space in the name (like “the dir”) the files in that dir aren’t listed (tested on a freebsd system)
— T Feb 22, 13:35 #
This is a great piece of work!
For those interested, I poked around in the source and came up with a fix for the spaces-in-directory-names problem.
Open up fileNice.js and jump down to about line 65 in the getFolder function. After the line which reads:
var dir = params<sup><a href="#fn1">1</a></sup>;
and before the line reading
var id = "F_" + params<sup><a href="#fn0">0</a></sup>;
put in the following code:
var arrayIndex = 2; while (arrayIndex < params.length) { dir = dir + " " + params[arrayIndex]; arrayIndex++; }
can somebody tell me to change the colour in the .css file for the filename background. i dont get it work… its also funny, that in FF the colour is blue and in IE its brown…
Excellent script ! Just one question : I’ve got a directory with folders, one of them is protected with a login. Is there a way to display a different icon for the protected folder ? Thx Thomas
Fantastic, exactly what I was looking for. I love how simple it is to get going. A few things that could be fixed, like the spaces in names and case insensitive file extensions.
If anything I’d be removing features before adding them, keep it simple. Or do a Lite and Deluxe version if people want a file viewer that also acts as a forum, coffee machine and dog walker :).
help a php dummy please. here is what i get when i upload the directory and try to access it by typing the path in a browser.
“Warning: main(fileNice/fileNice.php) [function.main]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/cajunfab/public_html/fileNice/index.php on line 37
Warning: main() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘fileNice/fileNice.php’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/cajunfab/public_html/fileNice/index.php on line 37”
Currently the javascript fails if there’s a space in the pathname. If you urlencode the path in folderList before you print it out into the class attribute of the anchor for folders, you’ll fix the problem easily.
Perfect for my classes engineering webpage, easy to implement (I am not a programmer of any sort). With a basic password script only the people you want can access it. Great little application, with upload capability it could truly be world class!
Thank you for spending the time and helping php idiots like me make their site look decent!
why the excel files are not showed like the other files? it seams that the css aplied to the files is not aplied to the .xls files For aother people like me have a lok please in the skin folder and look at icon.php maybe is something there i have not tried yet!
I LOVE your webApp. The only real problem is really the space thing.. it doesn’t list the files containing spaces… the goal of such a file browser should be to be able to browse through space-files.
Ok first, it looks very cool, but now for the bash: Do you ever look at your PHP error log… your scripts generate unneeded warnings that can easily be fixed by writing proper code. For one, use isset()! Dont assume a variable is initialized.
WARNING: Do not use this script on a production server…. it leaves you open to Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks through the use of the search box!!!!!!!!!!!
kinda like gmail
— raptrex Oct 14, 22:04 #
— twingman Oct 21, 13:03 #
— nguyen Nov 3, 01:15 #
great, great stuff. I love it, and it’s exactly what I was looking for.
I’m planning to build my site with your wonderful tool.
I’m missing one thing. Every time I open a file or Pict, all folders collapse to the start state, so I have to browse down the directories again from where I came. Is it possible without great efforts to keep the state? Unfortunately I’m designer, not a coder. So I don’t have any idea, where to look.
Thanx again for this goody
@him
— achim Nov 18, 21:43 #
— Steve Powell Nov 28, 12:54 #
Other then that, Exactly what I am looking for!!!!!!!
— Mike Dec 24, 04:13 #
— Nightowl Jan 17, 09:03 #
— Vasile Costiuc Jan 17, 20:35 #
— Geese Jan 31, 12:53 #
— Robert Feb 8, 04:39 #
— T Feb 22, 13:35 #
For those interested, I poked around in the source and came up with a fix for the spaces-in-directory-names problem.
Open up fileNice.js and jump down to about line 65 in the getFolder function. After the line which reads:
var dir = params<sup><a href="#fn1">1</a></sup>;and before the line reading
var id = "F_" + params<sup><a href="#fn0">0</a></sup>;put in the following code:
var arrayIndex = 2;while (arrayIndex < params.length) {dir = dir + " " + params[arrayIndex];arrayIndex++;}That should do it.
— Paul Horbal Mar 10, 04:29 #
Just noticed that fileNice assumes that it’s going to be on an http server – all the links are wrong on an https server.
— Steve Anderson Apr 19, 20:29 #
After posting that, noticed that file extensions are treated as case sensitive as well. I’m about to go hacking…
— Steve Anderson Apr 19, 20:32 #
can somebody tell me to change the colour in the .css file for the filename background. i dont get it work… its also funny, that in FF the colour is blue and in IE its brown…
btw: verry nice, and tiny script
— Nico Apr 27, 16:13 #
Here’s a patch for making file extensions case-insensitive.
http://boxybutgood.com/jeff/fileNice-1.0.2-case_insensitive_extensions.patch
— Jeff Meininger May 29, 14:37 #
where is the download link cicekclub e-reklamix
— çiçek cicek gonder Jun 18, 18:38 #
Good script
— Fedja Aug 3, 13:47 #
Excellent script !
Just one question :
I’ve got a directory with folders, one of them is protected with a login. Is there a way to display a different icon for the protected folder ?
Thx
Thomas
— Thomas Aug 6, 01:08 #
Fantastic, exactly what I was looking for. I love how simple it is to get going. A few things that could be fixed, like the spaces in names and case insensitive file extensions.
If anything I’d be removing features before adding them, keep it simple. Or do a Lite and Deluxe version if people want a file viewer that also acts as a forum, coffee machine and dog walker :).
Thanks for making this!
— Philip Harrison Aug 19, 13:41 #
Hi.. I really love your app.. I ve been using it for a while now and I m really looking forward to see an upload feature :) Thanks for making this..
— karim Aug 21, 19:37 #
help a php dummy please. here is what i get when i upload the directory and try to access it by typing the path in a browser.
“Warning: main(fileNice/fileNice.php) [function.main]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/cajunfab/public_html/fileNice/index.php on line 37
Warning: main() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘fileNice/fileNice.php’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/cajunfab/public_html/fileNice/index.php on line 37”
— nub Aug 25, 13:55 #
Great app. Well done. Upload feature needed, though – preferably with password…
— Tony Sep 29, 08:41 #
buggy. lots of ugly code which has some simple errors. very hard to take apart and put into other code. start again!
— zee Oct 31, 11:07 #
nice script – added flv viewing. one question: when viewing pictures – the sorting seems to be broken – the order of the pictures is pretty random.
— Malte Nov 3, 01:44 #
I want to add a background image.. but I can`t do it. pls help me?
— musmul Dec 4, 02:41 #
bwet bice. good script
— Fen Jan 25, 16:18 #
Currently the javascript fails if there’s a space in the pathname. If you urlencode the path in folderList before you print it out into the class attribute of the anchor for folders, you’ll fix the problem easily.
— Tyler Mar 20, 19:36 #
Perfect for my classes engineering webpage, easy to implement (I am not a programmer of any sort). With a basic password script only the people you want can access it. Great little application, with upload capability it could truly be world class!
Thank you for spending the time and helping php idiots like me make their site look decent!
— Luke Mar 27, 21:13 #
Great little script but it seems to have a problem showing large files; above 1MB.
— Da Larry Jul 3, 00:42 #
why the excel files are not showed like the other files? it seams that the css aplied to the files is not aplied to the .xls files
For aother people like me have a lok please in the skin folder and look at icon.php maybe is something there i have not tried yet!
— George Oct 22, 14:12 #
I LOVE your webApp. The only real problem is really the space thing.. it doesn’t list the files containing spaces… the goal of such a file browser should be to be able to browse through space-files.
Anyway, good webApp, again!
— .eepp Nov 19, 04:08 #
Great stuff ! thank you for making this open source…i have one question though..how do i enable exe viewing from this ? exes are not visible !
— Bikash Basukala Dec 23, 06:51 #
Ok first, it looks very cool, but now for the bash: Do you ever look at your PHP error log… your scripts generate unneeded warnings that can easily be fixed by writing proper code. For one, use isset()! Dont assume a variable is initialized.
— coder Feb 22, 22:21 #
WARNING: Do not use this script on a production server…. it leaves you open to Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks through the use of the search box!!!!!!!!!!!
— coder Feb 22, 22:27 #
good script.
— Tayfun Karaca Mar 5, 10:32 #