Subfolders are not browsable

[vican]

Hello Michael. Just downloaded and installed your plugin for joomla 1.5 on a website I manage. It works well with one exception. I have it pointed to a registered directory that has a number of subdirectories.

The page that loads the plugin displayes the list of directories and sub directories, but none of them are “clickable” meaning I can’t actually navigate to them.

The files in the root directory are displaying correctly and are downloadable.

When i set “Collapse Subfolders” to “No” i get the file lists under each subfolder, but again I can’t click on the subfolder to make it collapse or expand, it seems static.

I’ve checked the plugin config and don’t see anything that would disable this feature.

Any idea what might be wrong?

Thanks again for your plugin.

Victor

[Michael Gilkes]

@vican. Thanks for using my plugin! Without being able to access the webpage with the listing and test it out myself, from what you describe, it seems that there is an issue with the jQuery not loading, or some sort of jQuery conflict.

Do you have any other jQuery library loaded? Or did you tell it not to load jQuery? One other person had a problem with scriptegrator.

If you want me to help you more, you may have to, at least, post a link to the webpage with the listing. You are free to post it on the support site, or if you want more privacy, you can send it to me in an email.

[vican]

thanks for a quick reply. I’ve sent an email to testing@michaelgilkes.com with login credentials and details.

Regards,

Victor

[vican]

Hello Michael. I got the issue resolved, it was indeed a problem with jquery

I have another question though. I have your plugin set to collapse subfolders, but it still displays all the subfolders inside my main folders. It doesn’t display the content of them just the structure

Folder1

-Subfolder1

– Subfolder2

Folder2 (no subfolders)

Folder3

– Subfolder1

-Subfolder2

– Subfolder3

Is there a way to have show just

Folder1

Folder2

Folder3

by default?

Thanks,

Victor

[Michael Gilkes]

@vican. Yes, if you select ‘list’ as the display method, it will show the top level folders as you like it. Hope this helps.

[vican]

Thanks Michael. I’ve set “Display method” to “List” but still all the subfolders are showing by default. Anything else I can try?

Thanks,

Victor

[Michael Gilkes]

@vican. Hi Victor, if you want to not show the subfolders at all, you can just set Show Subfolders to No. Or you can set subfolders=0.

Hope this helps.

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