jackey

LOL… would save my client a lot of work! 😉

It only seems to be the preview that does not render correctly. The clone works fine however.
So if I make a clone of the Metro Style the preview looks like this: Screendump

Regards,
Jackey

So I could make CrushFTP share the thumbs of file: ftp:/[folder]/[filename]

• ftp:/[folder]/[filename]/p1/1.jpg (small 40×40)
• ftp:/[folder]/[filename]/p1/2.jpg (medium 250×250)
• ftp:/[folder]/[filename]/p1/3.jpg (large 800×800)

On a separate login name… [loginname]-thumbs

PS… CrushFTP shares on ftp and https

Sorry but can’t see anything on 2210 that can change that:

                         <!-- li><a href="{$burl}orderby=download_count&order=desc">{$tdls}</a></li -->
                         <li><a href="{$burl}orderby=publish_date&order=desc">{$tcdate}</a></li>
                        </ul>
                     </li>
                     <li class="dropdown">
                        <a href="#" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">$order <b class="caret"></b></a>
                        <ul class="dropdown-menu">
                         <li><a href="{$burl}orderby={$orderby}&order=asc">{$tasc}</a></li>
                         <li><a href="{$burl}orderby={$orderby}&order=desc">{$tdsc}</a></li>
                        </ul>
                     </li>

                 </ul>

                 </div>
                 </div><br/>

Sorry, it seems that the counter does not work on external files. Although I have “Increase download count on individual file download” enabled.

Hi Shaun,

Will consider the custom option when my client decides he wants that option, but for now I remove the [download link].
I have a dedicated FTP-server especially for the larger files 15Mb+, we use these to hold High resolution PrePress documents.

About dotting the i’s:
When you attach a remote file, it stores the URL in the left field and the File title in the right field.
After initialy saving the package the file title in the right field is gone, i.e. not saved.

That’s what I suggested… don’t zip ‘m but download all items in the packet simultaneously or consecutively when clicking Download Packet. This would suit me even better because the files I link through FTP are very large.

Now the “Download Packet” works a bit weird, it downloads only files that are locally… and there is no way I can show a user that some items are not included in the transfer when downloading the packet.

Regarding the title: to dot the i’s, can you make the Title to stick as well? It imports the filename in the title correctly, but after a save of the package the title is empty.

Or even better… trigger all remote downloads simultaniously when downloading the bundle (don’t zip it)

Thanks Shaun, we are making progress… 😉
So this hurdle is gone…
Now if I try and add a file from the ftp-server to a package, it ads the file, but after saving the package the attachments are gone (they are not saved).

Now I have the panel, but nothing is showing… http://cl.ly/image/2X09462Z1B39