Filebrowser instance for 'browse_files'

This filebrowser instance publishes the files stored at files under the URL /drupal/browse_files.
Clicking on files presented like that will invoke a request to paths underneath http://monster/drupal/files/ .

Link to: browse_files

The menu system should be displaying a 'suggested item' that can be enabled to link to this utility.

The URL alias this browse function will be published under. eg browse_files. Subdirectories will naturally be accessible underneath this root path.
List the desired columns or cells, separated by semicolons
About columns...

Available columns include:

  • name : A link to the short file name. Links to folders open new requests, so don't use this with the AJAX methods
  • file : The icon and file name together. Directories are not linked, but have classes embedded to make this useful for AJAX callbacks. Files are linked to launch in a new window.
  • size : The size of the file, formatted into human-readable Kb,Mb.
  • age : The age of the file since last modification. Human-readable.
  • date : The date of the last modification. Human-readable.
  • info : metadata or description of this file as found in nearby info files
  • type : The file suffix. Sortable.
  • filename :
  • checkbox : A checkbox returning an edit[filepath] parameter to the form this table is embedded in.
  • select_button : A button that fires a JS function selectPath(rel_path).
  • expander : An ajax expando. Click to expand tree
File path to the top of all directories that can be browsed using this method. Either filesystem-absolute, drupal-root-relative, or files-dir-relative (check below).
A Regular Expression matching wanted files. eg: *.jpg|gif. If blank, all files will be selected. Default: .*
Filenames separated by semicolons, eg: .htaccess;descript.ion;CVS. If blank, no files will be hidden.
This can lead to intensive page requests. Can be over-ridden on demand from the pages themselves
This will over-ride the recursive option.
This is required if files are served using Drupal 'private' mechanism, or the real file root is above the Drupal base. Can also be used to redirect to an FTP server or virtual directories.
Base URL path to publish the above found files as.

To delete a profile, clear its 'path' parameter and save.