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Web File Share Admin Guide Articles

DEV Files This is a list of most customized Web File Share files and folders: /css/style.css The CSS file that needs to be edited for changing the background for the login page. /customizables/include.html It can be used to include HTML code inside the lo...

Custom CSS

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As software updates are replacing Web File Share's files regardless of the fact that they have been customized, there is a way to make CSS modification which will be preserved between software updates. You can specify the URL of an external CSS file which will...

Upgrading PHP to version 7

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The Web File Share application files that are currently in use on your PHP 5 server were designed to be used specifically with that version of PHP. Upgrading to version 7 will make the Web File Share installation stop working. The solution is to replace the ap...

Installing updates

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To install software updates please follow these steps: Access your Web File Share installation and log in as superuser (The default login name of the superuser is “admin”). Open “Control Panel” Go to “System configuration” » “Software update” ...

Migrating to another server

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Migrating to a new server There are three components to a Web File Share installation: The application files The MySQL database The user files The application files The Web File Share installation folder can simply be moved or copied from...

Upgrading to PHP 5.4

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PHP5.4 If you are running Web File Share on PHP 5.3 with "ionCube", then you can upgrade your server to PHP 5.4 without any additional change. If you are running any other version, you will need to replace the Web File Share installation with one that works ...

ZGL to ionCube

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If you are running Web File Share for "Zend Guard Loader" and want to upgrade to PHP 5.4, or simply switch from "Zend Guard Loader" to "ionCube", you will need to replace the Web File Share application files with more appropriate versions. You can of course d...

Backup

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Making a backup This article doesn't cover backing up your user files, but only the Web File Share installation which includes the user settings, WebLink information, metadata, file comments and any other data the Web File Share users might attach to the file...

Resetting the FileRun superuser password

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  Running the following from the command line should give you a new password: cd cron cron> php reset_superuser_pass.php your-site.com newpass You will need to replace your-site.com with the actual domain/hostname of your web server. If you do not specify ...

Custom "Open with" actions

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Creating a custom “Open with..” file contextual menu option: The plugin folder structure Create a new empty folder inside “customizables/custom_actions/”. For this example we'll name it “hello”. Create a file “customizables/custom_actions/...

Adding custom functionality

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Custom Modules This page provides some details on how to add a custom PHP script to Web File Share's framework. The benefits are that the page can be protected by Web File Share's authentication system and that your script can use Web File Share's API. The AP...

Automatic Login

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If you wish to automatically login visitors to WebFileShare without asking them to fill in the login form, there are two ways: Using a custom link http://YOUR-SITE.COM/WebFileShare/?page=login&action=login&nonajax=1&username=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD Set t...

Hiding options from the "Open with..." menu

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The options that are displayed in the "Open with..." menu are called "custom actions". Each custom action has a folder inside "/path-to-WebFileShare/customizables/custom_actions/". If you want to disable a particular option, you can do that by opening its "app...

External Login Form

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The following is a PHP code snippet that displays a login form which provides feedback without showing the Web File Share login screen. This can be used if you would like to have a custom login form integrated into your website and bypass the Web File Share lo...

Custom even scripts

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Custom PHP scripts can be automatically executed when the users perform one of the monitored actions (Actions_keynames). For example, to automatically run custom PHP code after a file is uploaded, you can simply place a PHP file named “upload.php” inside the ...

Adding links to the menu

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Applies to Web File Share version (291210) The menus are defined inside the file "/path-to-WebFileShare/js/fileman/toolbars_and_menus.js". To add a link on the main toolbar (next to the "Upload" and "File" options), you open the file in a text editor and add...

Calculating MD5 Checksums

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Hash Files To automatically calculate and store the files' MD5 checksum values, so you can verify their integrity, please follow these steps: Go to "Control Panel » System configuration » Metadata » Fieldsets » Create new" Set the "Fieldset name" (Something...

Custom file actions

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You can easily add custom options inside the "Open with.." file contextual menu. Here is a step by step guide: Make a copy of "/path-to-WebFileShare/customizables/custom_actions/_example" inside the same folder and rename it to "my-action" (you are free to na...

Forcing certain file types to download

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When accessing files via WebLinks, if possible, the browser will try to open the file itself, instead of asking the user to save the file. Common file types, like images or text files will automatically open in the browser. You can force the browser to prompt ...

Changing the MySQL connection information

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You can change the MySQL connection information inside the file “system/data/autoconfig.php”. Simply open the file in a text or code editor and make the appropriate changes.