[RFC|Merged] Attachments management
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
Please put the votes for subdirectories and other enhancements into the appropriate ticket and/or RFC. This RFC is done, it will not have any further changes.
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
I'm trying to translate phpBB 3.1 and one of the last untranslated things is Sort by "Post type" on Manage attachments page in ACP (in phpBB3\language\en\acp\attachments.php):
Does "Post type" mean "post ID" as mentioned in first post of this topic? Or does it mean it something else?
One more thing. If I filter attachments by time it shows number, size of all attachments and also pagination even in case that filtered attachments are only on first page. Shouldn't it show rather information about filtered attachments and only pages with filtered attachments?
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'ATTACH_POST_TYPE' => 'Post type',
One more thing. If I filter attachments by time it shows number, size of all attachments and also pagination even in case that filtered attachments are only on first page. Shouldn't it show rather information about filtered attachments and only pages with filtered attachments?
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Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
Here post type means post or private message.
As for the records filtering, this is rather a bug and should be reported to the tracker, I guess.
As for the records filtering, this is rather a bug and should be reported to the tracker, I guess.
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
Thank you, I totally forgot that attachments could be used in PMs too.
I reported it here.
I reported it here.
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
"List all files being attached to posts/PMs;" How many files will it list, what if you have 50,000 + files?
How will 50,000 + files affect the other listed features?
I know when I use Cpanel at my host to try and view 50,000+ files located all in one directory it first brings my computer to a crawl then kicks up a process error and when you try to stop it you really cant do anything because its like the browser has taken over your computer then finally it crashes the browser before you can get task manager open to try and kill the browser... Meaning I have yet to find anything that can work with 50,0000+ files in a single folder, FTP can only see 9998 files in the "files" folder.
When you get this where you need some testing I would like to try this on my development server with 50,000+ files in the "files" folder.
Thanks.
How will 50,000 + files affect the other listed features?
I know when I use Cpanel at my host to try and view 50,000+ files located all in one directory it first brings my computer to a crawl then kicks up a process error and when you try to stop it you really cant do anything because its like the browser has taken over your computer then finally it crashes the browser before you can get task manager open to try and kill the browser... Meaning I have yet to find anything that can work with 50,0000+ files in a single folder, FTP can only see 9998 files in the "files" folder.
When you get this where you need some testing I would like to try this on my development server with 50,000+ files in the "files" folder.
Thanks.
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
It will list them page by page, the whole files count is irrelevant.Movie wrote:How many files will it list, what if you have 50,000 + files?
Re: [RFC|Merged] Attachments management
And this means I am sorry but I know the definition of "merged" I just do not understand how it applies to my question.DavidIQ wrote:This was merged 4 years ago into 3.1...
Thanks.
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So if their is 25 files listed per page its going to list 2000 pages, I would like to view this.rxu wrote:It will list them page by page, the whole files count is irrelevant.Movie wrote:How many files will it list, what if you have 50,000 + files?
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Feel free to try that. But, do you have any suggestions about improving the feature, or just saying?Movie wrote:2000 pages, I would like to view this.