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Michael Gilkes.
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January 25, 2013 at 4:38 pm #415
ttiemann
ParticipantNOTE: I posted this question on your website within comment section as I couldn’t gain access to this forum.
There may be a bug when you add more than one Easy Folder Listing Pro plugins {} to the same page.
If I use folder parameter by itself within one article it works fine. It even works with multiple ones having different main folders.
However when you link to a subfolder and have multiple plugins {} on an article the subfolder displays default images folder and all contents.
For example folder=’images’ and folder1=’images/banners’ in the same article will display the very same content. The 2nd item (folder1) will not just display files within banner folder.
However if you display folder=’images’ and folder1=’layouts’ (Main Folders) the content is different for each plugin display.
January 25, 2013 at 7:55 pm #1710Michael Gilkes
Keymaster@ttiemann. Thanks for posting. I am a bit confused. I use multiple instances in a page all the time and they work as expected. Have a look at my demo page.
There is no such parameter as “folder1”. If you want to do multiple instances you can do something like:
12345{easyfolderlistingpro folder='images/someplace'}<br /><br />{easyfolderlistingpro folder='a_folder/a_subfolder'}<br /><br />{easyfolderlistingpro folder='images/another_subfolder'}Oh, please let me know what version of Easy Folder Listing Pro you are using. If it is the latest version (v2.7), please re-download it and re-install it.
January 25, 2013 at 8:53 pm #1711ttiemann
ParticipantMichael
I’m using 2.7 version for Joomla 3 – My understanding of your documentation suggest
To have multiple uploaders on the same page, just add each instance according to the following format:
{easyfolderlistingpro parameter1=’value1’|parameter2=’value2’|…|parameterN=’valueN’}
So I just need to add an “a_” in front of the folder/subfolder to make this work? Is it correct to also say if I want 3 on a page I would use “b_”? Or am I missing your point entirely?
I will re-download the latest version and reinstall?
January 25, 2013 at 9:02 pm #1712ttiemann
ParticipantThank you for the insight. I’m not sure what I was thinking : )
Basically just use the same syntax
{easyfolderlistingpro folder=''}
but with different paths.After re-downloading and re-installing this now works
123{easyfolderlistingpro method='list' | folder='images' | level='2' | subfolders='Yes' | preview='none' | linktofiles='0' | time='0' | date='0' | size='0'}<br /><br />{easyfolderlistingpro method='list' | folder='images/banners' | level='2' | subfolders='Yes' | preview='none' | linktofiles='0' | time='0' | date='0' | size='0'}January 26, 2013 at 1:21 am #1713Michael Gilkes
Keymaster@ttiemann. Ok. I am glad you figured it out. Maybe I can make the documentation a bit clearer. Please post your suggestions so that I can make it clearer for everyone.
The only thing I would say is to always use 1 for Yes and 0 for No. So, don’t put subfolders=’Yes’, put subfolders=’1′. Hope this helps.
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