How to use the built in file browser

[dlandon]

I am trying to browse directories of the same name at different paths.

 

for example:

<a href='/Shares/Browse?dir=/mnt/user/*/.Recycle.Bin'>

 

This lets me browse all .Recycled.Bin folders found in the /mnt/user/*/ path which does work.  Can I also add another path say /boot/.Recycled.Bins so both end up being browsed?  Or is there a better way to display all .Recycle.Bin folders in all mounted shares like the /mnt/disk*/ path?

 

If that isn't clear, what I really want is all .Recycled.Bins in /mnt/disk*/, /boot/, and /mnt/user/*/ paths.

[dlandon]

Another browse question.  I have implemented a recycle bin plugin using the built in browser to browse the user shares .Recycle.Bin folders.  The way I do this is by browsing '/mnt/user/*/.Recycle.Bin'.  The works fine when browsing, but one little quirk is that clicking the "Parent Directory" takes it back to the '/mnt/user/*' level.  Is there a way to keep it from doing this?

[bonienl]

The link under Parent Directory is created as the current path minus the last part, this results in what you are seeing and can't be changed or circumvented.

 

[dlandon]

The link under Parent Directory is created as the current path minus the last part, this results in what you are seeing and can't be changed or circumvented.

 

I don't think I made myself very clear.  When I do a browse to /mnt/user/*/.Recycle.Bin the browse forward works file, but when I am at this level and click on "Parent Directory" it browses backwards.  I believe the wild card is what is confusing the browser.  If I browse a share, the "Parent Directory" does not take me backwards when I am at /mnt/user/share.

 

So to summarize, the way the browse operates without a wild card is the way I would expect, but with the wild card backwards browsing happens.