The `Multiple` property is always set to `false` (see code below); one can drag & drop multiple files to the dropzone but only one is uploaded at a time.
Our customers won't accept this behavior as it makes uploads of multiple files very cumbersome. This "detail" makes the `TelerikFileManager` unsuitable for our application.
Please make the `Multiple` property configurable via the `FileManagerUploadSettings`.
(You may also want to consider making `AutoUpload` configurable while you're at it).
__builder2.OpenComponent<TelerikUpload>(266);
__builder2.AddAttribute(267, "AutoUpload", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(value: true));
__builder2.AddAttribute(268, "SaveUrl", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.SaveUrl));
__builder2.AddAttribute(269, "SaveField", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.SaveField));
__builder2.AddAttribute(270, "RemoveUrl", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.RemoveUrl));
__builder2.AddAttribute(271, "RemoveField", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.RemoveField));
__builder2.AddAttribute(272, "WithCredentials", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.WithCredentials));
__builder2.AddAttribute(273, "Multiple", (object?)RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(value: false));
__builder2.AddAttribute(274, "AllowedExtensions", RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.AllowedExtensions));
__builder2.AddAttribute(275, "MinFileSize", RuntimeHelpers.TypeCheck(UploadSettings.MinFileSize));
I want to use the built-in FileManagerToolBarSortTool but I want to remove the "Date Modified" option from the "Sort BY" menu.
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For the time being, a possible option is to create a custom tool for sorting. You can use the SplitButton component to simulate the built-in UI. Upon selecting option from the dropdown, you may sort your data collection based on the selected custom sort option. Call the Rebind method to refresh the data after updating it.
Is there any way to achieve this behavior?
Greetings.
I was using the FileManager recently and wanted to make sure the user could only select a single file. I was expecting a parameter to configure that but I didn't find any. I was able to bypass the issue by acting on the value reported by the component but I found it a bit inconvenient.
I think it might be interesting if we could:
- choose if we select one or several elements (single vs multiple selection, like with grids)
- choose what element we can select (files & folders, files only, folders only)
What do you think?
Currently, only the "Download" option has an icon and this is not consistent:
The need to right-click a file to be able to download it is a bit less intuitive.
I would like to be able to download a file by double-clicking it, or, more generic, to be able to add a double click handler so I can decide what to do with it.
Greetings.
I was using the FileManager component for a project and wanted to disable some operations since in my use case, it must not be possible to do them. But I was surprized to notice that this apparently cannot be done. So I suggest to add boolean parameters that will allow to disable the following features:
- new folder
- renaming
- searching
- details pan
- download
- upload
- delete
Of course, the goal here would be to render the user interface accordingly. E.g., if deletion is disabled:
- remove the Delete entry in the right click menu
- and never call the OnDelete event.
Hello,
Nice work on the FileManager component, this will be incredibly useful. I would like to use this control in an Open File Dialog and the only thing I'm missing to support that is what is the selected item in the listview. If I could bind that selection then I could enable/disable my Ok button and provide the selected item(s) when the user hit's ok. Is there a way to access this information?
Thanks,
-Andy
Would like to be able to change / recall State of expanded / collapsed items in FileManager, similar to how we can with the Grid component using Groups.
We would also like the ability to set the Splitter collapsed on initial load to hide the tree.
On refreshing data from the database, the entire File Manager reverts to all items collapsed, which will be annoying for end users.
State management could also deal with the default view (Details vs Icons) as requested elsewhere for this component.