Open Antonyab opened 2 years ago
For the overflow issue, it seems like a problem with the RFM itself. You should look for help from RFM's developer instead: https://github.com/trippo/ResponsiveFilemanager
As for rootFolder
, that should point to an existing subfolder... inside of the main path that you configured in appsettings.json. The idea of rootFolder
is in the case you have a folder per user.. or in a multi-tenant situation you maybe want a folder per tenant.. then you can structure your media folder like this:
"/Media/Uploads/"
"/Media/Uploads/Tenant_1"
"/Media/Uploads/Tenant_2"
etc..
So you can pass "Tenant_" + tenantId for the rootFolder
. Of course you need to ensure the folder exists as well..
Thank you gorden for your reply.
The library is well structured. I will try to add the options that I want.
Based on the examples that you provided, I tried to display the file manager using iframe.
I used this code :
on page load the file manager is shown correctly :![Capture](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26900171/157227745-d1324f34-1fab-4474-b9e5-7aa0cebcdda6.PNG)
If I click on a folder or a file, the icons overflow on the text :![Capture1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26900171/157227897-37871e24-41f6-4f89-99ab-b242ed46f7e7.PNG)
Do you have any idea how to solve this issue?
And regarding the current path that i need to show in the file manager, it is only charging the path that I configured in appsettings.json. If I try to pass an other path via the argument rootFolder, it is not working.
thank you in advance for the help.
regards, Antony