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issue importing a directory: eXide version 2.1.2 #176
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The same is true for eXide 2.4.2 on eXist 3.6.1 on a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Whatever is created during upload cannot be removed, though.
when trying to delete any of the "resources". It is necessary to remove the whole collection. |
" upload a directory" ... please state the browser vendor and exact version of the browser. In the past uploading a complete directory was only possible with chrome. @wolfgangmm ? |
In my case, it was Chrome 63.0.3239.108. |
Versione 65.0.3325.181 on Ubuntu 14.04 |
confirmed :-/ also for recent firefox |
The line Line 72 in c20bf61
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@dizzzz you could be right given $path |
and... in a regex a "/" should be listed as a escaped one, "/", what would mean that the this regex has never worked ? |
And.... how does it work for windows based file-path separators? |
@dizzzz it works, i don't understand why but As for windows, afaik it doesn't ❓ Maybe turn this into switch statement along the lines of switch(ends-with($path))
case '/' return unixy stuff
case '\' return windows stuff
default return tokenize($path)... |
I'm testing eXist 3.0.5 on my home PC (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS)
When I try to upload a directory with exide it fails and doesn't create the tree, eXide imports all the files with the directory as prefix of the name.
I made a screenshot: http://www.nelsonweb.it/exide.png
Also in the collection manages is the same.
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