IZWebFileManager

Hi,I've download the demo and I definitely like what I see.. I was wondering though how do I go about buying the $9.99 non-demo version?
Thanks.
Chad

As I understand you are interested in Professional license - no source code may be distributed.

It costs $9.99 per distribution.
If you want it for single distribution you may just pay $9.99 to PayPal's izwebfilemanager@gmail.com  account.
I will issue you an invoice accordingly.

If you have more then one distributions you have to pay  $9.99 per each of them
or better contact me by email for a special offer.

I only need to use the viewer on one page, on one website... so the 9.99 distribution should be fine.

I have a couple questions though. Is there additional documentation that comes with the distribution license? Are there limitations to the demo download that I'm not aware of? It seems to be fully functional and I've started the deployment process... am I going to get a different version?

I noticed that the demo download has a customized view that has buttons for "Create Zip" but the button doesn't seem to be functional. Any ideas why, is it a limitation of the demo?

The binary you have downloaded  with Demo project is fully functional.
There is no such demo limitation.

"Create Zip" is for demo purpose and not a part of the product.

Okay, great.

I have a few other questions.

1. I find that the properties of the Icon view tends to not show the entire file name. The icons need to have greater spacing... is there a place where I can customize the views?

2. Is there a way to show upload progress in a popup window.. as opposed to the progress bar? Where are the file upload size limitations set?

3. What is the number next to the root directory supposed to be in column on the left? How do I change it or remove it?


I apologize for all the questions, but I am not a skilled developer and need help on a few things.
Thanks.

1. IZWebFileManager in current version does not allow view customization,
but it might be done in the next versions. I did not have such requirement yet.

2.  IZWebFileManager does not limit upload size. But ASP.NET limitation is considered as well. see <httpRuntime> config section in web.config.
in additional you may use Before/After events to control it programatically.
The upload file process is not so fancy, I agree.
You may use your own upload file form instead of built in.
to disappear built in upload bar set ShowUploadBar=false.

3. the number text to the root directory is it's order number. it is some legacy feature.
use ShowRootIndex property for controll (set ShowRootIndex =false )

I provide no documentation, but I am online with this forum.
Feel free to ask any question you have.

Regarding your second answer... if the root directory has several folders in it and the user has selected one of those sub-folders... if there a way to read what the selected folder is.. so that I can use my own uploader to write to that destination?

For Example.. the root directory is a folder called "webroot" and under it are folders called "1", "2", and "3". If the user has selected the folder called "3" and is viewing it's contents...  and wishes to upload a file into that directory. Is there a way I can get that current folder name from IZWebFileManager to set my upload path equal to it?

I'm guessing it's via the FileManager string Directory {get;set;} property.. but using this is going to be a challenge for me in C#. Is there any way you can show me how to assign this value to a variable?

Thank you.

There is CurrentDirectory{get;} property.

returned value is instatnce FileManagerItemInfo that contains all required data regarding current directory.
see its properties (you may use object browser, reflector or source code).

for example FileManager1.CurrentDirectory.Directory returns System.IO.DirectoryInfo of current directory.

Where do I set the "ShowRootIndex =false" at?

at RootDirectory

declarative:

        <iz:FileManager ID="FileManager1" runat="server" Height="400" Width="600">
            <RootDirectories>
                <iz:RootDirectory ShowRootIndex ="false" DirectoryPath="~/Files/My Documents" Text="My Documents" />
            </RootDirectories>
        </iz:FileManager>


or programatically:

        FileManager1.RootDirectories[0].ShowRootIndex = false;

I've tried both of those methods, neither with any success.

Here's the error I get when I try to do it programtically:

Compiler Error Message: CS0117: 'IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectoryCollection' does not contain a definition for 'ShowRootIndex'


Using this:

       
protected void Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e)

{
string LID = Request.QueryString["LID"];

FileManager1.RootDirectories.Clear();

IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory rootDirectory = new IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory();

FileManager1.RootDirectories.ShowRootIndex = false;

rootDirectory.DirectoryPath = "~/users/" + LID + "/";
  
FileManager1.RootDirectories.Add(rootDirectory);
   
}

What am I doing wrong? The other method doesn't do seem to do anything.. no error, no change.

FileManager1.RootDirectories is collection.

change your code this way:

protected void Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e)

{
string LID = Request.QueryString["LID"];

FileManager1.RootDirectories.Clear();

IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory rootDirectory = new IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory();

rootDirectory ShowRootIndex = false;

rootDirectory.DirectoryPath = "~/users/" + LID + "/";
  
FileManager1.RootDirectories.Add(rootDirectory);
   
}

For the record.. it was this that worked:



{
string LID = Request.QueryString["LID"];

FileManager1.RootDirectories.Clear();

IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory rootDirectory = new IZ.WebFileManager.RootDirectory();

rootDirectory.ShowRootIndex = false;

rootDirectory.DirectoryPath = "~/users/" + LID + "/";
  
FileManager1.RootDirectories.Add(rootDirectory);
   
}


A subtle difference.