BSoftEditor is an "online http editor" for web site, when you can not use any ftp program.
Once logged on the appz, you can browse,create/delete/rename files and folders.
Change Log :
0.22 : add the upload file
0.24 : some little bugs fixed
add rename file/dir
can not create anything if no name specified
0.25 : Code review for security & warning in php5

0.30 : Add icons for file identification
Add javascript tool tips for file specification
Change the chmod from 700 to 755 when creating a new dir
All (important) variables are through POST method, no more in URL
Files and directories are sorted before being printed
Fix the bug of textarea in a source code
-> now editable. The textarea appear as XxX_END_TEXT_AREA_XxX in the edition window.
Minors other bugs fixed.. :)
0.35 : Add "view source" with "GeSHi" Generic Syntax Highlighter. (http://qbnz.com/highlighter)
Add picture preview on file information.
0.50 : Browse with xmlhttp request (ajax).
New interface for viewing files and folders.
Add a javascript sort for the list file
Update to Geshi 1.0.7.4 Now can not edit the php functions file (beditorfct.php)
0.51 : Finale release of the new version.
0.52 : Add recursive delete on folders.
Fix working message on right top corner of screen.
0.53 : Minors corrections of pages code.

Major Release!!
V1.0 :
- Major re designed -
- All the section are now windowed.
- AccessKey for : L logout + R reload + B back + S submit an edited file +
N for show/hide new file window + F s/h files window + D s/h directories window
- Fix bug on the direct link to the file when editing the file.
- Add ajax error gestion for bad request, as 404,500 error..
- Some changes for the div 'working..'
demo on : http://www.bsoftco.com/php_bsofteditor.php

By : bsoft

http://www.bsoftco.com/php_bsofteditor.php

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