When a files directory is created, a message is always shown - which looks really untidy for end-users on 'real' sites.
So I've surrounded the line that sets the 'The directory ... has been created' with a variable_get, so this behaviour can be turned off if required. See the patch.
The variable to set to TRUE is 'file_show_directory_question_message'. Otherwise the default behaviour stays the same.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #9 | drupal-725784-directory-creation-msg.patch | 1.16 KB | steven jones |
| #7 | control_file_directory_msg_0.patch | 967 bytes | steven jones |
| control_file_directory_msg.patch | 1001 bytes | james.williams |
Comments
Comment #1
steven jones commentedsubscribe.
Comment #2
reubenavery commentedsubscribe.
Comment #3
reubenavery commentedI'd suggest that this be handled by user_access('administer content') or something similar rather than variable_get().. just a thought.
Comment #4
steven jones commented@reubidium Sure, but then you've changed the default behaviour of Drupal 6, which we'd all like to avoid. Sure some patches have been exceptions to this, but they have been bugs, this is more of 'feature'.
The variable_get allows site owners to turn off the message if they don't want it. Guess we could always OR the variable_get and user_access together?
Comment #5
benone commented+1
Comment #7
steven jones commentedRe-rolled patch, though I can't see a difference.
Comment #9
steven jones commentedLet's try again... this is patch from comment 7, re-rolled for git.