Hey,
Some customers would like to have this functionnality included as soon as possible. I'm not able to add it by myself (i miss time and knowledge about CKFinder), is there any way to find an extenssion which can add that ?
I've seen several threads about this function on this board but i didn't find an issue. Could you help me please ?
Thanks
Regards,
Kolibot
Some customers would like to have this functionnality included as soon as possible. I'm not able to add it by myself (i miss time and knowledge about CKFinder), is there any way to find an extenssion which can add that ?
I've seen several threads about this function on this board but i didn't find an issue. Could you help me please ?
Thanks
Regards,
Kolibot
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no update? plz?
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I can understand that rushing on accesibility was very important, but an ergonomic UI cannot be by pass.
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Here is a way to upload multiple files at once via a zip file. All files in the zip file will be extracted to the selected upload directory (the zip file itself will not be uploaded).
First - A zip file extraction library is needed. I used DotNetZip which can be downloaded at http://dotnetzip.codeplex.com/.
Second - In the source files of CKFinder replace the FileUploadCommandHandler.cs code with the following code:
Third - Build the project in release mode and add the ckfinder.dll file located in the project's _source/bin/release folder to your website.
You should now be able to upload zip files using ckfinder.
Additional note - I noticed that when using ckfinder as a standalone file manager, if your IIS server is running in integrated mode then you will need to set the "Load User Profile" value to "True" in order for the uploads to work.
There are still a couple of small tweeks that can be made, but it should still be a good solution for anyone who needs to upload multiple files at a time.