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I think one should elaborate a bit on the type the parameters have - e.g., | I think one should elaborate a bit on the type the parameters have - e.g., | ||
| − | how do I add something like ".jpg or .png" in a filter? | + | * how do I add something like ".jpg or .png" in a filter? |
| − | how do I indicate to stip out an " or an <, so that the XML is still valid? | + | * how do I indicate to stip out an " or an <, so that the XML is still valid? |
| − | what does the size parameter indicate, pixels or characters? | + | * what does the size parameter indicate, pixels or characters? |
| − | directory is relative to website root, and without / ? | + | * directory is relative to website root, and without / ? |
| + | * stripext strips the filelist created, or the user input, or both? | ||
| + | * do filelist, imagelist test on invalid characters (and things like '../..') from the user input? | ||
Another thing that's irritating me is: the screenshots of filelist, imagelist and folderlist do not correspond to the directory mentioned in the example. | Another thing that's irritating me is: the screenshots of filelist, imagelist and folderlist do not correspond to the directory mentioned in the example. | ||
| − | --[[User:BenniP|BenniP]] 03: | + | --[[User:BenniP|BenniP]] 03:32, 27 June 2008 (EDT) |
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| + | The types MUST be lowercase if you have a case sensitive server since the type files are lowercase. On non-casesensitive servers (most likely like the original authors server) this article would apply. I will modify the article later if no one else does. Not enough time right now. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:24, 11 June 2013
It seems to me that the first letter of type parameter should be lowercase: e.g. 'type="calendar"'
otherwise, it doesn't work (element not defined). Now, maybe this is for next version, I'm not sure, so i didn't edited myself !
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I think one should elaborate a bit on the type the parameters have - e.g.,
- how do I add something like ".jpg or .png" in a filter?
- how do I indicate to stip out an " or an <, so that the XML is still valid?
- what does the size parameter indicate, pixels or characters?
- directory is relative to website root, and without / ?
- stripext strips the filelist created, or the user input, or both?
- do filelist, imagelist test on invalid characters (and things like '../..') from the user input?
Another thing that's irritating me is: the screenshots of filelist, imagelist and folderlist do not correspond to the directory mentioned in the example. --BenniP 03:32, 27 June 2008 (EDT)
The types MUST be lowercase if you have a case sensitive server since the type files are lowercase. On non-casesensitive servers (most likely like the original authors server) this article would apply. I will modify the article later if no one else does. Not enough time right now.