chodeus

This should now be fixed. I have installed this forked compose manager plugin and tested and it appears to be working. ###2026.03.06 - Fix VM tab row alternating colors with folders - Fix Compose Manager compatibility Thankyou to WildBrian for contacting me on discord and sharing the web browser dev console debug log so I could troubleshoot this accurately. Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused!

I added this Hide Preview toggle for mainly the nextcloud users. If you want to hide a container that is included in a folder, toggle this on and it should hide that container from the preview but it'll be available when you expand the folder.

There’s a report of slight button clipping on Unraid 7-7.1 but this may have been resolved in the latest version (I just can’t see test it) but it is working perfectly fine on Unraid 7.2+. If you run this and have issues pre responsive webui (7.2) let me know please. TLDR: functionality wise, it works on Unraid 7+ but there may be some visual errors on versions outside of unraid 7.2+.

Hopefully that has resolved the cache issue for anyone else that experiences it.

Good idea. When I get to my PC I’ll get it in there. Thankyou!

All good mate! Glad it’s working for you. Hopefully there weren’t be many more updates that need a cache clearing. Sorry for the hassle! I don’t know where the best place is to capture this; I made comment in the first post. If you have a suggestion please let me know.

Like I mentioned above, have you tried clearing your cache/browser history and reloading the page?

Did you already try delete your cache/browser history? If you can get me a debug log I can figure out why this is happening.

Awesome, glad you figured it out. I’ll have a look at that plugin, I run this compose manager without issue Edit: I can see that the compose manager you use is a forked version of the one I linked. That plugin looks quite nice! I can see why there might be a conflict, 2 plugins attempting to do the same thing.

Do you want to PM me the contents of your docker.json? Also, which version of unraid and what is the date/version on the plugin you installed? Otherwise the bug report form on my GitHub issues will help you provide clear info on what the issue could be if you wouldn’t mind filling that out? GitHubGitHub - chodeus/folder.view3: Plugin for creating folder...Plugin for creating folder on unraid. Contribute to chodeus/folder.view3 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Yeah I appreciate it. Hopefully FolderView of some description is built into unraid OS by then so it’s no longer my problem 😂 But for that issue I can generate backwards compatibility but I’m not going to rollback to test it, I’ll be making sure I haven’t broken anything in 7.2+

Firstly, welcome to Unraid 7.2+ where the webui is vastly improved for mobile and desktop use 😂 I guess that technically means FV3 is good for Unraid 7.2+. It will work but it is adapted to the responsive webui added in Unraid 7.2. I'll look at backwards compatibility if there are enough people running earlier versions.

I’d rather not make assumptions, screenshots are your best friend when it comes to adding features or making improvements to a visual management tool. More than happy for screenshots to be PMd to me if people don’t want to post them here. There are some settings in the folder creation page that may help you but I think I have found a bug with the volumes. My assumption is you want the volumes to appear somewhat collapsed like this if “basic view” is selected on the docker page and maybe the full/expanded volume paths are visible if “advanced view” is toggled on? Please excuse the screenshot off my phone

I hear you but it’s a matter of opinion. I’d love to see this functionally becoming core unraid but that’s just my opinion, I know a lot of users that have no interest in this functionality. Fortunately it doesn’t take long to backup files and migrate to the new version but I hear your frustration with having to do this. As I’ve said earlier, if I lose time or ability to maintain this I’ll hand the repository over to someone so it has as little impact as possible.

Yeah sorry, any time something doesn’t look right after an update, clear your cache. Hopefully there shouldn’t be many updates like that moving forward.

Great news! Thankyou for getting it there!

I think it's a width issue with the table but it's weird because it works for me. What Unraid version are you using, what unraid theme and are you using any custom folderview themes? EDIT: Can you try delete your cache + browser history and reload the page?

Thankyou for feeding that back, if you notice any potential bugs or issues please let me know ASAP so I can look at it. I am familiar with coding and have played around with code and different languages over the past 20 years but I am no longer familiar enough to write something myself start to finish. I don't know if it was my university tutor or what but I just never really enjoyed coding, I found it tedious. So I am relying on Claude + user submissions to keep this plugin alive. I plan to maintain this plugin until it gets adopted into Unraid OS but if I find I can no-longer keep up with the issues or life gets in the way I'll request support in this forum and hand the repository over someone that has the time and the ability to keep maintaining it. Because my level of coding/programming isn't where it once was, I wouldn't use AI to build something from the ground up. However, I'm confident in my ability to verify Claudes output (and submissions from other users for that matter) for anything that may cause other issues, unnecessary bloat, OS instability etc. For any change I consider major I load it to a beta branch and test it on my live media server before I push it to everyone else running stable. AI can be a great tool but you shouldn't trust it blindly, check and verify with absolutely everything as if it were a person handing you work/information. Also, I don't think Claude would've been as successful as it has been so far if the base code wasn't written by a human. My fork of FolderView2 was originally just a bit of fun to see what Claude was capable of but it worked so well I couldn't not share it with other users.

Glad it’s working for you! Have you got a screenshot of how the docker page looks in NZB360 so I can understand it? I don’t use it so I need to do some research and see if this is an NZB360 issue or if it’s something I can get to work but it may not be doable. Fortunately everything else with FolderView3 appears to be working great so I have the time to do some research! Edit: I assume nzb360 shows autostart correctly without FolderView installed?

Yeah it was one thing that really bothered me too! It was really hard to correct the auto start sequence once FolderView(1 or 2) was installed. Glad you enjoy it! Thankyou for the feedback!

Awesome glad you’re happy! Please let me know if you encounter any bugs I may have missed during testing.

I have completed the form for it to be added to CA. From what I have seen these things take longer than 48 hours to process but I am checking every day.

Latest update: @msalad the alphabetical sorting is in. @Joly0 and @satchafunkilus I believe I have improved the Compose and 3rd Party awareness. @Joly0 I took a leaf out of your PR and modified it slightly as I didn't like the whole "mixed" thing. The orange update text will nolonger appear for 3rd Party and Compose containers. The useless autostart toggle for 3rd party and compose containers has been removed from the folder line preview line. Only a compose container = Compose label Mixed 3rd party and compose = Labeled both If theres a dockerman container in the folder the Version column goes to default. Note: You may need to delete your browsing history/cache for some of these changes to appear properly.

That is correct. What you see on your screen and have toggled on via the autostart toggle is the start order. Top folder first and then containers left to right, then next folder. The wait time in advanced view can also be used if you need more time for your DB containers to start. You might want to use this because during my testing everything started almost all at once anyway. You can check and verify with cat /var/lib/docker/unraid-autostart

You claim to have read my repository but somehow you missed this on my readme which makes me less inclined to read all of your posts. Also Vlados fork was written with AI. I’m not going to keep going on about it because I don’t have an issue with what Vlado did. He also has this repository. Just because someone manually pushes the commit button doesn’t mean they wrote the code. Again, not something I have an issue with, I just have no shame in letting Claude push the commit button after I’ve reviewed the commit. The main reason why I created my own fork was because there was no one maintaining FolderView2. There hadn’t been a stable release since August and Vlado had been MIA since October and no other user was willing to pickup the plugin. The fork was intended for my private use but it worked so well and users were still posting issues in the FolderView2 support thread I thought it would be rude not to share it. If you’re worried in any way and you have the ability and time to maintain this plugin I am more than happy to close this thread and let you fork the plugin. I’ll keep using my version privately. Side note, I have no interest in bloating this plugin. I want to keep it minimal, it is meant to be a visual tool, not a docker and VM management tool. The only bit of docker management I added was the autostart order feature because with folder view you had minimal control over the autostart order of individual container.