Add a context array to all instances of file_get_contents(). This is so
we don't end up with a timeout too early if the system is set to
something short (ie, 15 secs) and we try to open a large file that takes
longer than this short limit.
If we have a new filename and our file is not [NEW], we must be
peforming a Save As.
In this case, establish the old filename and if it's visible, change its
BG & FG colors to the default
Also now set previousFiles when any save happens to avoid previousFiles
still having old filenames
The dialog now wants only a filename in both Save As and New File cases
Condensed code a little here
Detect bad chars and BOMs in loaded content and convert plus show
message to inform user
Affects: Loaded files, remote loaded files, replacing text in files,
saving files
Firstly, avoid establishing a full path if we have a getRemoteFile
action as it will be a URL
If we want to get a remote URL, attempt to get remote contents,
standardise all line endings to be Linux based, create a new tab, new
textarea and finally set the value of the new tab. If we don't manage to
get the file, show an error message
Canvas element added to drop a dup of our image into
4 input boxes also added to show current mouse XY hex & RGB values and
similar values when clicking the canvas image.
New flags added to stop closing the popup unless we click outside of
these elems
Finally, split everything onto multiple lines for readability
To set it to Unix as the default. Opening files with \n line endings in
relatively modern programs will know to use line breaks here if not the
native OS preference
We weren't getting the new filemtime after saving and using the
$filemtime var value prior to the save. Needs to be reestablished prior
to setting the array value.
If the dir exists, run thru from 2 to 1billion looking for next
available number and set the $dest name as that. All exactly the same as
how it works for pasting files.
Ternary expression to get same saveType results
Create a new $filemtime var and set to 1000000 for non Linux systems
We now have something to compare with
(Tho will always be this on Windows etc)
Detect if the finfo_open function is available and if not, grab the file
extension and compare against an array to work out accepted text based
and image based file types to know wether to open in editor or pop open
as an image
Allow 'empty' to appear in the MIME type, so we can accept things such
as application/x-empty, which indicates an empty file. Wouldn't open
them previously.
This is so & becomes & ...what you draw out of the textarea
is then &
In turn this allows all HTML entities of this style to work and as we
aren't using PHP's htmlentities(), we don't end with junk chars on
slanted apostrophes, degree symbols etc.
Test if the rename has taken place and only if it has, call
updateFileManagerList etc. If it hasn't set the renamed var to false. If
renamed var is false, show the improved error message (gives note on
permissions).
Calling updateFileManagerList now includes a 6th argument and if a true
value is passed, then it's indicating an uploaded file and shouldn't set
the openFiles array value.
This function will get uploaded file details for each file uploaded and
when uploaded, move the file to the user selected folder. Also shows
error message if there is an issue. Either way, when finished it will
clear the selectedFiles, file menu and hide the loading mask to return
user to normal view.
$dest now has double slashes replaced with singles
Now also considers if a file exists before copying
If it does, next available number up to 1 billion postfixed to end of
filename
Copy with that new filename, next number postfixed
Slight adjust to filename shown in file manager to match
Looks to see if the location is writable and if so, copy our file to
that location
Then adds the new file to the file manager, otherwise, informs you it
couldn't do it
Clears server message eitherway
You cannot get access to ICEcoder unless you have logged in, so
restrictedFiles is not needed anymore
Removed it and all instances of it's usage
Only updating pluginsContainer if it's a DOM elem
Change title tag of login/set password screen conditionally
Moving away from the idea of multiple user levels, users will either
have full access or no access
Swapped all userLevel session vars to a loggedIn var, which is a bool
Makes things simpler and paves the way towards the new login screen
(before you see any files, code etc)
Upon replaceText being needed, we detect if we have a high enough
userLevel and if it's writable, if not provide an appropriate message to
the user
Otherwise - read, replace and save the new content with the find/replace
combo requested
Clear the server message and item from the queue
If for some reason the createNewCMInstance function isn't ready &
available, reload the iframe containing file-control.php which works
with the issue by giving more time and leave a note in the console.log.
Also move everything to do with the the loading process into the
successful part of the if condition.
