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New Post 11/7/2007 8:01 AM
User is offline sl1mak
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Adding a column in File Manager 

Currently in File Manger we have two columns, File Name and Size(KB).  We would like to add File Date.  It is easier to select the files to be deleted based on the "age" of the file.  Is there also a way to change the Portal Root directory?  We need to add disk space and may need to point this particular portal to another drive (ie.  currently it is D:\CaeUsa\mh60s\Portals\0\ may need to change drive letter to E:\ )
 
New Post 11/7/2007 10:53 PM
User is offline Mitch Sellers
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Re: Adding a column in File Manager 

To add another column to the file manager would require that you modify the core code.

TO migrate you site to a different hard drive if you move the ENTIRE site to the new drive you shouldn't have too many problems!!

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