[Michael Gilkes]

Hi cherylanns,

Thanks for posting to my support site. I am glad you got your server issue sorted out. Now, with your current situation, it is interesting that the error message is "ERROR: The uploaded file type is not permitted". I say this because, the message should be, "ERROR: The uploaded file type, <MIMETYPE>, is not permitted." If the <MIMETYPE> is not in there, that means that the mime type could not be detected.

This is the result of your system bypassing, or not calling, the fileinfo functions, mime_content_type function, and not executing the file system call. This typcially happens if you are running a Windows PHP server. Is your server OS Windows?

This link gives a brief explanation: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mime-content-type.php#91646

[Michael Gilkes]

Hi Lewis,

From what I can tell from viewing the html code of the page (thanks for sending the link via email), it seems that the flash is not loading at all on the page. How it is designed is that the flash replaces a span placeholder, and from inspection, the span place holder is still there. From my experience this is usually from some sort of javascript error that causes the javascript that loads the flash to not execute. However, firebox's firebug doesn't report any javascript errors.

The only thing i am wondering is whether the window.onload is being called. Ahhh… I think I know what the problem might be! It could be that window.onload is called again after my javascript code, and thus overwriting the onload function. Now, I don't have any proof that this is exactly what is happening, but it is the only logical conclusion.

I got an idea that I want you to try. I was just about to close my computer and go to bed, but try this out for me and let me know if it works.

Go to the plg_easyflashuploader.php file and replace line 161 (or comment it out by putting '//' before it) with this:

Code:

$swfUploadHeadJs = $jsVariables."window.addEvent("domready",function(){".$jsSWFUploads."});";

This should work perfectly. It uses mootools' window.addEvent instead of window.onload.

Please let me know if it works out.

[Michael Gilkes]

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for using my plugin, and for posting your question.

You should be able to force styles on the list by editing the CSS file located in /plugins/content/plg_easyfolderlistingpro_files/css/styles.css

Just edit the elf_lists class properties.  Just add:

<font class="Apple-style-span" face="'Trebuchet MS', 'Lucida Grande', Verdana, Tahoma, Arial">list-style-type: none !important;

<font class="Apple-style-span" face="'Trebuchet MS', 'Lucida Grande', Verdana, Tahoma, Arial">The crucial thing is to put !important at the end of the property, since this makes sure it overrides any styles specified anywhere else. 

For example,

Code:

.eflpro_lists

{
    list-style-type: none !important;
    font-size:small;
}

[Michael Gilkes]

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin, and thanks for posting your question.

It's pretty easy to change the font properties of the plugin. All you have to do is edit the CSS file located in /plugins/content/plg_easyfolderlistingpro_files/css/styles.css

Just edit the elfpro_tables and/or elf_lists class properties.  Just add:

font-size: <value>;

According to: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/fonts.html#propdef-font-size

For example,

Code:

.eflpro_empty
{
    font-style: italic;
    font-size: medium;
}

.elfpro_tables
{
    width: 100%;
    border-collapse: separate;
    border-spacing: 1px;
    text-align: left;
    font-size: large;
}

.eflpro_lists
{
    /*list-style-type: circle !important; */
    font-size:small;
}

[Michael Gilkes]

Hi nielsg,

Thanks for purchasing and using my plugin. Actually, you can use it on the same or multiple pages with different folders. All you have to do is:

{easyfolderlistingpro folder='images/stories/somefolder1'}

{easyfolderlistingpro folder='images/someotherpath'}

"parameter1" is not a valid parameter keyword. It was just used as a vague example. To get a full list of the parameters you can use, please take a look at the Keyword column of the Parameters table at the bottom of the page: http://michaelgilkes.info/joomla-plugin-easy-folder-listing-pro/

Each and any instance of {easyfolderlistingpro …} can override the default setting in the Plugin manager. This makes the plugin very flexible.

I hope this helps. Let me know how it works out and if you have any questions.

Michael

PS. Also, please remember not to copy and paste paramters into the editor, as it will add html tags around the parameters and make them ineffective. You may have to toggle the editor to make sure the text is exactly as typed.

[Michael Gilkes]

Hi Trey,

Well, the short answer is YES. How you do it, I presume, would be to specify the (easy folder listing) EFL to list the folder pertaining to each user. So, one ELF per user folder. Then have one Easy File Uploader (EFU) form for each user folder.

It should work.

Try it and let me know.

Michael

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