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Hi,
is't possible to use or extend Umbraco with File Repos module?
If yes, how?
Thank you
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Take a look at this post from last years codegarden. It's a datatype that lets you save files to an ftp server...
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mortenbock wrote:Take a look at this post from last years codegarden.
It's a datatype that lets you save files to an ftp server... Where is link?
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Is there a tutorial?
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There is no tutorial but the project is straightforward. Essentially this creates a new Umbraco DataType which you assign to a Document Type Property. I can put up some code a bit later. -Paul
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actually you can also assign the datatype to a media property so that you can pick the media from the media picker...
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Can I use zip type in media picker ? How will zip file be big?
I wish a page with list file as file manager...
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The upload limit is set in the machine.config or web.config. The default is 4MB, but this can be reset to larger values in your web.config. There is a great discussion at http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/archive/2008/01/08/large-file-uploads-in-asp-net.aspxcheers, doug.
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Maybe you should consider integrating a user control like this asp.net file manager control. I used this control in one of my projects for document management, it shows folder contents and allows you to upload and download files. I am not sure on howto add it to an umbraco site, though.
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desynch wrote:Maybe you should consider integrating a user control like this asp.net file manager control. I used this control in one of my projects for document management, it shows folder contents and allows you to upload and download files. I am not sure on howto add it to an umbraco site, though. I'm working on a upload control using SWFUpload, but the project is in the freezer for the moment. Because of other priorities.
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Ah, other info:
how to Upload big file : set maxRequestLength attribute of httpRuntime tag in the config file to the required value.
By default it is 4096 KB.
Bye
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dawoe wrote:
I'm working on a upload control using SWFUpload, but the project is in the freezer for the moment. Because of other priorities.
Try look at NeatUpload before unfreeze, it doesn't need flash - http://www.brettle.com/neatupload
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Petr Snobelt wrote:dawoe wrote:
I'm working on a upload control using SWFUpload, but the project is in the freezer for the moment. Because of other priorities.
Try look at NeatUpload before unfreeze, it doesn't need flash - http://www.brettle.com/neatupload I had a look at this before, but I think I preferred SWFUpload because it didn't need any web.config changes and because SWF let's you select multiple files at a time. If I remember correct with brettle upload you need to select all the files one by one.
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SWF upload is client part only, isn't it ?
Can SWF upload handle uploading large (100 MB) files ?
NeatUpload can be combined wit
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Awesome job Niels. This is a way cool project - thanks so must for posting this. We took the core project and modified it to be used as a "video" data type to upload and insert video files into our website. This was our first go around at it and I'm sure there are additional tweaks and changes we will make to make this more customizeable but below are some highlights of how we used it so far... Video Upload data type:  Video media type (uses Video Upload data type to upload file and store ftp location):  Creating new media video file/uploading file:   Directory Options bound by xml config file (we wanted to be able to control the locations editors would see):  Displaying existing video media file info:  Insert video player in page using media picker to wire-up video file:  Output result in web browser:  Extended Xslt library functions for uses in rendering video locations in video player macro:   Additional Configurable Properties via web.config: 
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John, you continue to thrill us with extremely useful posts! Any chance you want to package all this up? The package repository team would love to review it and get it into the official repo. cheers, doug.
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