Ajaxplorer core 2.3.9



AjaXplorer is an easy-to-install file explorer for remotely managing files on a web server
or operation as a simple file-sharing system. Its rich layout and actions make it easily accessible to virtually any end-user. It requires PHP and server access (either local or remote via FTP) for installation. It uses an AJAX based interface, providing streamlined and intuitive functionalities, similar to that of a standard file-system explorer on any operating system.

Features

* File Manipulation
o Rename/Copy/Move/Delete/Download files or folders
o Upload multiple files and track status with progress bar (Flash required and no https)
o Create folders and empty files
o Edit Text files and code files (js, php, html, java, sql, perl), syntax is highlighted in the editor
o View Images online, preview images in the list, diaporama of a given folder
o Listen to MP3s online without downloading them
o Browse and Extract ZIP files online
* Rich GUI
o Select multiple files or folders (copy/move/delete action can be applied)
o Drag’n'Drop selection to copy/move
o List/Thumbnail Display
o Keyboard Shortcuts: Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow = toggle selection, Tab = navigate between panels, Esc = close dialog windows
* Advanced Features
o Bookmarks system
o Search recursively in folders
o Send URLs with file links to a friend for convenient sharing
o Recycle Bin with “restore action
o User Preferences to set preferred language, display or password
o Multiple Languages: English, French, Dutch, German, Italian and Spanish
o Customizable GUI with header and footer templates
* Admin Features
o User Management system
o Multiple Root Directory to define separate repositories and assign access rights for each user
o Logging system
* Development
o Plug-In Architecture to easily extend the application
+ Currently supported plug-ins: fs (filesystem), remote_fs (remote server with AjaXplorer installed), MySQL (browse, edit and search MySQL database), and demo (all write actions disabled)
o MySQL DB Management (AJXP.MySQL Driver)
+ Configure a repository with your MySQL data (host, username, password, database) and browse the tables, execute MySQL queries and edit/add/remove records or structures within tables