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  • Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    Hi, this isn’t currently an option but I will try to get a new version out within the next day or two that will allow recursive directory scanning. Please stay tuned.

    Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    This is actually more difficult to achieve than it would seem. I’ll see what I can do, but since it may require an extensive overhaul of the plugin, I can’t make any promises. I’ll let you know if I find a solution.

    Thread Starter Alan Paschoal

    (@alanpaschoalgmailcom)

    uau! Thanks Thom,

    I would be glad to help/assist you if I’m able to.
    Please let me know if I can.

    I’m actually looking for something very similar. FileAway is one of the best file display plugins I have found, although like Alan I would like to see content inside other sub-directories. Preferably, I wish that if I had a folder that had 4 files and 2 subdirectories – it would list 6 entries – clicking on a sub-directory would regenerate a new list with all the files in that new sub-directory with a ‘back-to-parent’ option up the top.

    I’ve been searching and searching and cannot find another plugin that does this easily.

    I am also interested in this… is there any chance this is happening?

    Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    Unfortunately, with sincere apologies, I don’t think I’m going to be able to do this. If there’s someone out there who wants to try toodify my code to make this work, I would welcome that, and make you a co-author. But it’s beyond my meager capabilities at the moment. I’ve spent about twenty hours trying different strategies, all ending in abject failure.

    Amazing file, but I agree, this needs the subdirectory addition. It has everything I want except for that.

    Also, is there a way to choose the path of the files? It seems it automatically takes my base where wordpress is, but my files are on another webserver.

    Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    Rupak, I see your page but there’s no download link anywhere that I can find. How/where can I get a look at your modified version of the plugin?

    I am REALLY interested as well.

    I am REALLY interested as well !

    Yes, subdirectories would make this the PERFECT directory lister! I’d be happy to shoot a donation your way if this were to get implemented… or possibly even just for trying!

    We have over 3,000 files (many years’ worth of PDF’s) spread throughout almost 400 folders/subfolders (like I said, MANY years’ worth split into yearly subfolders). So while File Away is excellent, for our situation we’d still need to create almost 400 pages – one for each folder/subfolder – and then list the contents of each one.

    Rupak’s solution looks like a start, in that you can list PAGES as “folders” inside File Away. But from his description on his page, it sounds like you still need to create a page per folder and fake its appearance as a folder; those child pages still need to be made. If there’s ANY way around this, we’d gladly pay for it!

    (EDIT: I just saw your post from a few weeks ago… thanks for trying!)

    Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    Nutlog, I will take another crack at it in a few months, but at the moment I’m swamped in contract work. It’s definitely something I know would be helpful for everyone (including my own work), but so far I haven’t been able to get my head around it. I’ll try again when my plate isn’t full.

    Subdirectories = YES Please ??

    Subdirectories. I add my voice to the crowd ??
    Would make your plugin perfect!

    Plugin Author thomstark

    (@thomstark)

    I just wanted to let everyone know that I have successfully incorporated recursive file discovery/display into the plugin. WAIT! I still have to add that option to the modal, and update the readme. ??

    Look out for version 1.5 a little later today. Right now I’m going for a smoke break.

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