Frequently Asked Questions
My file uploads are limited to a given size, how can I change this?
File upload size limit is not an AjaXplorer limitation, but a server configuration, that can be changed via the PHP configuration. Thus, if you are on a shared hosting, there are good chances that you cannot access this configuration. If you are on your own server and can edit the PHP configuration file (php.ini), please have a look at the “upload_max_filesize” instruction on the php website.
I created a repository but I cannot see it!
This often happen because once you have created a repository, you have to grant access to this repository for each user. Logged in as “admin”, open the “Settings” window, Users Management tab, and give read/write access to the newly created repository to the users you want.
Can I create a “user-specific” repository that would be automatically created for each users, and only accessible to him?
Yes, in the “Settings”>”Create Repository” (you must be logged as admin to see this), in the “Path” form, you can use the AJXP_USER keyword to create a path that will be adapted to each user. For example, use the following configuration :
- Repository Label : “My Files”
- Driver : “File System”
- Path : “AJXP_INSTALL_PATH/files/AJPX_USER”
- Create : “Yes”
- Recycle bin folder : “recycle_bin”.
Thus, each user will have its own repository, and the admin can view them all when browsing the default repository packed with ajaxplorer.
I want to help or develop my own extensions, but the javascript files and css are totally unreadable!! I cannot touch them!
If you want to go deep into the JS code, you have to change the $JS_DEBUG variable to true in the file index.php at line 72. Doing that, AjaXplorer will load all js files and css files separately instead of the big compressed file used for performance reason in a normal case.