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SCANU's vBFinder - A Web File Manager directly on your admincp! [AJAX]
Developer Last Online: Apr 2022
Description This modification integrates elFinder project in the vbulletin admin control panel. This let you access your site files directly from admincp without the need of a FTP client like FileZilla. It will be a lot easier when you'll need to change some files or update/install a mod! This is the official description of elFinder: elFinder is an open-source file manager for web, written in JavaScript using jQuery UI. Creation is inspired by simplicity and convenience of Finder program used in Mac OS X operating system. Features
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Compatibility This should work in every vBulletin version (even vB3) but it has been tested just on 4.2.1 so let me know in a reply ![]() Translations Exsisting translations of elfinder will be available in the next version Please post your product translation in a reply so everyone can uses it. Restrictions/ Reported issues Folder uploading works just in Chrome since other browsers don't have this feature. This is not 100% tested use at your own risk! PLEASE VOTE THIS MOD FOR MOTM CLICK HERE, AND CLICK MARK AS INSTALLED To get support:
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Change log
- 0.1 First beta release on Vbulletin.org (incomplete) - 0.2 Added adminstrator permissions per admin |
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Reserved*
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This looks sweeeeet
I give it a try....
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I hope it works since to be honest i tried it just with localhost site and vBulletin 4.2.1
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Does this work for nginx?
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Yes it should, the officile site use nginx
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Just a quick question (sorry if it's a novice question) How does this know your login details for your cPanel?
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No problem, by the way it doens't need them
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