Hello!

I've got an idea of a port that would be great to get to the PHPnuke administration system, it's not available for phpnuke at all, but the filemanager at http://www.aquonics.com/Premade/viewscript.php?id=5 would be awesome if someone could get it to work with the same database as phpnuke etc. I would really love that sort of solution cause that is really the thing that I miss with phpnuke, some filemanagement...

They've got a demo of the script online at http://scripts.invisionpower.com/ind...lemanager/demo , though that user that you can log in with doesn't have full control, but you can check the screenshots section or something to see more of it.

Well, I don't know, maybe this is really hard to do, but I think it would be great

hmmm....does seem like it would be a nice addition. but i find an ordinary FTP prog + phpMyAdmin perfectly fine for my uses

There was a file manager in phpnuke until it was removed it was there until 5.3.1, I don't see any reason why (with a little work) it shouldn't work with newer versions, download that version and try uploading the 3 admin files and have a play around.

Originally Posted by ReNeGaDe

hmmm....does seem like it would be a nice addition. but i find an ordinary FTP prog + phpMyAdmin perfectly fine for my uses

Yes, of course, but you doesn't always have access to that + if you would like to give your employees access to just some diectories on the page, it's easy to do with that thing...

true, very true...i guess it depends on what kind of website youre running.

Originally Posted by dar63

There was a file manager in phpnuke until it was removed it was there until 5.3.1, I don't see any reason why (with a little work) it shouldn't work with newer versions, download that version and try uploading the 3 admin files and have a play around.

I've done some searching about this now, and what I can see it was deleted because it was very bad security in that filemanager... So, it would be soooooo great if someone could take and make this filemanager that I described in my first post and make it an phpnuke module...

or in other words, just secure/update the one from 5.3

Originally Posted by ReNeGaDe

or in other words, just secure/update the one from 5.3

If I would have been good enough to do that I think I already would have written that filemanager as a module for phpnuke