Web File Manager

andremolnar - January 5, 2007 - 22:30

The WebFM module presents a paradigm shift in file management for Drupal. This file manager is based on a heirarchical directory structure unlike the traditional flat filesystem used to date. WebFM uses AJAX to allow administrators to arrange files on the server in the same way they do with file managers on their personal systems. This ability to hierarchically arrange files improves the manageability of large collections of documents.

Features

  • Application-like look and feel via AJAX
  • Permissions by role and file uid
  • Drag and drop moves of files and directories
  • Attachment of files to multiple nodes - location independence allows dir restructuring to have no affect on attachment functionality
  • Drag and drop attachment ordering
  • Single file upload with version options for file overwrite
  • File delete/rename/view/download-file/add-to-db/remove-from-db/attach/detach/metadata/permissions
  • Directory create/rename/delete/add-files-to-db/add-files-recursive-to-db
  • Secure file view/download
  • Metadata editor (fixed fields at this time)
  • File search
  • Debug area for javascript development
  • Views support for WebFM attachments

6.x Alpha release now available. The alpha release is provided for testers and early adopters. The 6.x version is not intended for a production environment at this time

This module is sponsored by Web Networks

Releases

Official releasesDateSizeLinksStatus
6.x-2.9-alpha22008-Apr-2389.05 KBRecommended for 6.xThis is currently the recommended release for 6.x.
5.x-2.132008-Apr-2193.38 KBRecommended for 5.xThis is currently the recommended release for 5.x.
4.7.x-1.72007-Apr-2458.19 KBRecommended for 4.7.xThis is currently the recommended release for 4.7.x.
Development snapshotsDateSizeLinksStatus
4.7.x-1.x-dev2007-Oct-0669.94 KBDevelopment snapshotDevelopment snapshots are automatically regenerated and their contents can frequently change, so they are not recommended for production use.
 
 

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