Admin file listing
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The INTERDUBS admin interface lists all files of a given folder.
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Path
Above the listing you find the name and path of the current folder. Click on parts of the path to go to that specific folder. Click on the on the last part of the path to reload the folder listing.
Icon size
To configure the height of the icons in the admin listing look for
admin listing icon pixel height
in your configuration. The entered number will set the height of the icon in pixels: A setting of 20 for instance will allow you to see more items on a screen.
A value of
-1
will instruct INTERDUBS to use the normal icon height based on 100pixels wide icons again.
This setting has no effect on the client view. Icon sizes in the client view are being controlled by their own set of parameters.
Header
The blue color indicates files are being listed. In the header you find the following functions:
select all
Clicking on this button selects all files inside of the folder. A new row of icons will appear. These functions will be applied to the selected items. See files icon row for details.
The root folder does not have the select all function.
name
Clicking on name will toggle between
alphabetical order descending
and
alphabetical order ascending
Sorting files alphabetically will also display letters as links above the table header. These are shortcuts that will jump to the first entry with that letter.
size
Clicking on size will toggle between
large to small
and
small to large
order of the listing
w h len
The w h and len columns can not be use for sorting. They have the following meaning:
w width in pixels h height in pixels len length in seconds
created / modified
Clicking this column toggles through four modes:
creation date new to old
creation date old to new
modification date new to old
modification date old to new
client sort
client sort will display the folder in the order that the clients see it on their pages.
The admin listing display options have no influence on the client order.
You can change the client order of files via the
reorder
function. See Sort_order for details.