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Re: dirhtml v4.871 Released

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 15:11:51 UT

By using /FILE_PREFIX or /FOLDER_PREFIX, you can insert arbitrary code
before links. Take a look a the Help->Links page.
For example, try adding this to your dirhtml script:
/FILE_PREFIX
[link]

Re: dirhtml v4.871 Released

ba...@gricor.com (questorfla) — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 03:18:28 UT

Can you advise me on the correct way to use your program to end up with a
clickable list of "[link]." I have
tried every combo I can think of and it does work perfectly for hotlinks if
used on the webserver. I need it to find all the instances of index.php in

dirhtml v4.871 Released

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 16:25:37 UT

The only change from v4.87 is:
- %%F, %%F_PATH, %%NO_EXT_FNAME% and %%RELATIVE_PATH are working
correctly in file matching sections
v4.871 can be downloaded at the dirhtml<[link]>web site,

Re: Variable do not work after Upgrade to V.4.8.7

hamelm...@lenze.de (Stefan) — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 09:27:22 UT

Hi dirhtml,
thank you. The update works fine.
Best regards
Stefan

Re: Variable do not work after Upgrade to V.4.8.7

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 17:51:36 UT

The problem with variables in file match sections has been fixed.
Download dirhtml v4.871 (tentatively final) here:
[link]

Variable do not work after Upgrade to V.4.8.7

hamelm...@lenze.de (Stefan) — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 11:42:05 UT

Hi!
Everything was fine before it updates dirhtml.exe.
The problem occurs in the FILE_MATCHES code:
---
Code in txt file:
/FILE_MATCHES_BEFORE_A
show_image.txt
---
Code of showimage.txt:
/*.pdf
Preview <img src="%%NO_EXT_FNAME%.png" border="0"
/> Download:
/*.jpg

Re: dirhtml and open with links

123...@gmail.com (rod stankey) — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 23:58:50 UT

Thank you I will try those suggestions
Rod(previous post I spelled wrong-sorry)

Re: dirhtml and open with links

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 15:07:22 UT

In Firefox, you can set up which external apps handle video files in the
Tools->Options->Applications menu. It may be possible to create a popup
menu directing the browser to play a video file with a particular media
player using javascript. Adding javascript to a dirhtml script is easy,
but overcoming default file type handlers may be difficult.

dirhtml and open with links

123...@gmail.com (rod stankey) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 00:36:10 UT

Hi
nice program,it opens in a browser so my question is I did a filder
with video files but is there a way toadd an open with right click
menu? I want to open in other video players,if I am in the folder I
can do this but not in the index it created.
Thank You
Rod

Dirhtml v4.87 Released

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 21:02:56 UT

Download from the usual web page: [link]

Re: Another v4.87 Beta

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 17:27:26 UT

A proposed final beta of v4.87 has been posted. It will be released by the
end of the month.
Regarding comment #2 from Hellfire, when dirhtml is first run (and forever
after unless it's changed), the html title is "-- %%FOLDER --". Try
changing it to some random title.

Re: Another v4.87 Beta

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Fri, 14 Sep 2012 17:07:51 UT

Showing file sizes by K, MG or GB has been implemented and the beta
updated. Default words have also been added for MB and GB.
At the moment, file sizes for MG or GB are shown with three decimal places
(e.g. 45.237 MB). I'm not sure this is the best way to display these
numbers, but it seems reasonable.

Re: Another v4.87 Beta

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 19:20:29 UT

* Noted and fixed
2. The "Title" setting doesn't actually work, it's always set to %%FOLDER
* I can't confirm this bug. Note that in a framed build, the title is
always from the "Files, Folders" page, and doesn't change.

* You can do this with a script using CSS by redefining TH's, for

Re: Another v4.87 Beta

nathan.renniewald...@gmail.com (HellFire) — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 12:40:47 UT

A few things I've noticed (that were also the same in 4.86):
1. For recursive, one file per folder: The parent link is shown for the top
folder.
2. The "Title" setting doesn't actually work, it's always set to %%FOLDER
3. Being able to insert a line after column headers would be nice (I like
to have an <hr> after the folder & files headers).

Creating an html file that spans multiple disks

enitzs...@gmail.com (dirhtml) — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 19:38:22 UT

Symbolic links can be used to create a single html file with Dirhtml that
contains links on multiple disks.
Here is a program that can create symbolic links, though they can also be
created with the command line: Symlink Creator<[link]>