File browsing is difficult / useless for large list of files.

Hello @cheepnis

I have a plan to integrate a file manager to improve ux. I will start working soon.

Thank you for your feedback.

That’s great, Emran! I look forward to the update!

Michael

Thank you Michael ??

Hi Emran,
Any update on your progress adding a file manager?

I am working on v4 signature issue, then will add a file manager ??

Thank you

Thank you Emran! Your continued involvement, development, and prompt communication is very refreshing. I’ll definitely compensate you a bit for your hard work. ??

I will also donate to the cause. I like this idea much better than the expensive WooCommerce S3 plugin

I just installed and set up the plugin and I can see cheepnis’s point. I don’t have a lot of files yet, but my files will also be organized into sub-folders, so browsing by the traditional hierarchy of folders is a good idea to have.

I edited the source code to show 3000 files per page, as opposed to the default 30. It’s not ideal, but it’s a work-around that will help me (or anyone else with huge file lists) immensely right away. For what it’s worth (at least for me), loading hundreds of files in the list is no slower than loading a new page with only 30 items listed, so this shouldn’t be a performance issue for anyone.

In the file:
woo-product-download-from-amazon-s3/woo-product-download-from-amazon-s3.php

Look for this, starting at line 197:

public function buckets_iframe_content( $type = 'file', $errors = NULL, $id = NULL ) {

				wp_enqueue_style( 'media' );

				$page     = isset( $_GET[ 'p' ] ) ? $_GET[ 'p' ] : 1;
				$per_page = 30;
				$offset   = $per_page * ( $page - 1 );
				$offset   = $offset < 1 ? 30 : $offset;
				$start    = isset( $_GET[ 'start' ] ) ? rawurldecode( $_GET[ 'start' ] ) : '';
				$bucket   = isset( $_GET[ 'bucket' ] ) ? rawurldecode( $_GET[ 'bucket' ] ) : FALSE;

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Replace (line 202):

$per_page = 30;

with:

$per_page = 3000;

and then replace (line 204):

$offset = $offset < 1 ? 30 : $offset;

with:

$offset = $offset < 1 ? 3000 : $offset;

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by cheepnis.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by cheepnis.