set param browseOnly

[rhyudek1]

is there any chance to edit parameters in filemanager.config.json in php through the object $fm

regards

[psolom]

It should be possible, but due to implementation of plugins support I have removed this capability accidentally. I am going to take a look and bring it back soon.

Anyway you still could, but not through $fm object. Before $fm instance is initialised you are able to read config data from default config file, modify and write it to a new config file on the fly. Something like that:

$scriptsPath = "/your/path/to/folder/scripts/";
$configFile = $scriptsPath . 'filemanager.config.json';
/* creates config file if not exists */
if(!file_exists($configFile)) {
    $configDefaultFile = $scriptsPath . 'filemanager.config.default.json';
    $configDefault = json_decode(file_get_contents($configDefaultFile), true);
    /* modify $configDefault here */
    file_put_contents($configFile, json_encode($configDefault));
}

I don't force you to use this way, you can wait for a fix. I gave this example for a reference mostly.

[psolom]

Ok, I have a bit more time for your problem now. Looking thoroughly at the subject of the current issue I found that you want override browseOnly option which relates to the client-side solely. Passing extra config to the constructor of $fm will take effect only for server-side related options like fileRoot etc. It is because the client-side have been already initiated with options from the config file at this point.

Thus the only way for you to override browseOnly option is to do as I suggested in the answer above. You have to execute this code before the 'filemanager(.min).js' file is attached to the page. Put it at the BEGINNING of the page where you are going to include FM html an js files - index.html by default.

On the other hand it's more easy if you have to override some server-side options (NOT the case for browseOnly option). Just make a replacement in the filemanager.php:

$fm = BaseHelper::getInstance();

to

require_once('LocalFilemanager.php');
$fm = new LocalFilemanager([
    'options' => [
        'fileRoot' => '/your/file/root/'
    ],
]);

Either way I'm going to modify filemanager.php file to make thing easier.

[psolom]

Done.
You now able to override default configuration in filemanager.php.
But again, it affects only options which are related to server side, browseOnly is not the case. There is a plan discussed in #32 to divide the config file into 2 files to separate server-side options from client-side options to avoid the confusion.