We really don't support FileList here, but I believe the answer is no.
We do however support a plugin called FileView, which is based on FileList. FileView does not support multiple folder locations in the same list either, so you will have to have 2 parents measures, 1 for each "folder" you plan on gathering information about.
Obviously you will have to read up on how FileView works (especially its Parent/Child structure), but I think if you have used FileList, FileView is not too difficult to use.
Brian wrote:We really don't support FileList here, but I believe the answer is no.
We do however support a plugin called FileView, which is based on FileList. FileView does not support multiple folder locations in the same list either, so you will have to have 2 parents measures, 1 for each "folder" you plan on gathering information about.
Obviously you will have to read up on how FileView works (especially its Parent/Child structure), but I think if you have used FileList, FileView is not too difficult to use.
-Brian
Thanks for the heads up! They Both look pretty Much Similar! Is there any chance of adding the Function in future?
Aryacooldude wrote:Is there any chance of adding the Function in future?
Probably not, but you never know. It would be difficult to organize all the indices from two (or more) different sources. One of best features of FileView is the ability to traverse a folder tree for files, so making a change to grab information from more than one source would be difficult.
Brian wrote:
Probably not, but you never know. It would be difficult to organize all the indices from two (or more) different sources. One of best features of FileView is the ability to traverse a folder tree for files, so making a change to grab information from more than one source would be difficult.
-Brian
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