- # has special meaning in url and is intern always urlencoded as %23
- ? has special meaning in url and is intern always urlencoded as %3F
- % need to be urlencoded as %25, as it's the escape char in urlencoding
(it has not been stored urlencoded in sqlfs so far, there's some
workaround in filemanger_ui to deal with the old unencoded % chars)
- space and + are NOT urlencoded in sqlfs in the DB, they get urlencoded
only for download urls
- " get urlencoded for download urls only as it messes up the html
markup
--> Filenames get urldecoded, before displayed to user
- done manually eg. in messages
- done automatically in new vfs-name widget (both ways)
- sqlfs can store now symlinks (implements symlink and readlink)
- vfs resolves symlinks before calling a mounted stream-wrapper
--> symlinks can be between different mount-points
- filemanger can create symlinks and follows them
- etemplate vfs_widget displays symlinks (to be improved)
Happy testing :-)
- check and give error message if perms could not be changed
- added sudo feature to file preferences allowing to get VFS root access
+ setup config user/password can always be used
+ further eGW users can be configured in setup >> configuration
--> allows eg. to create free folders in the vfs root
--> should be used with caution and respect to users privacy
- added file preferences icon to opened directory (eg. for the root dir)
+ path with clickable components
+ human readable size, mode, ...
+ mime icon with integrated thumbnail creation
- link widget uses now vfs-mime for it's icons
- thumbnail creation is now switched on with size 32px by default, it can
be switched of by the admin or user, in doing so explicitly
- mime-icons are moved from filemanager to etemplate, as not everyone
installs filemanager
- filemanager has now 3 display modi:
+ Current directory (with subdirs always on top)
+ Subdirs sorted in
+ Files from subdirs (shows recursive all files and you
can click on the path components thanks to new vfs widget)
- dropped all old code, images and translations
- the former comments are savely stored in the sqlfs table, but are currently not available via the GUI
