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HiddenFolderSelectionBox and JFile's User Interface
When the Download File List window is hidden (see
HideFileList), JFile
automatically displays a folder selection dialog, allowing the
user to select a download directory. To hide the folder selection
dialog, set HiddenFolderSelectionBox to 1:
<param name="HiddenFolderSelectionBox" value="1">
HiddenFolderSelectionBox and a Scripted User Interface
If you hide JFile's download interface
(see HideFileList) to create your
own interface, you can use HiddenFolderSelectionBox with
UseNativeFolderSelection to
control the display of the pop-up folder selector window.
Parameter Settings |
Behavior |
<param name="UseNativeFolderSelection" value="1">
<param name="HiddenFolderSelectionBox" value="0"> |
After the download button is clicked, a pop-up folder selection dialog
will not open, but a confirmation box will be displayed after download. |
<param name="UseNativeFolderSelection" value="1">
<param name="HiddenFolderSelectionBox" value="1"> |
After the download button is clicked, a pop-up system folder selection dialog
will open, and a confirmation box will be displayed after download. |
<param name="UseNativeFolderSelection" value="0">
<param name="HiddenFolderSelectionBox" value="0"> |
After the download button is clicked, JFile's folder selector
will open, and a confirmation box will be displayed after download. |
<param name="UseNativeFolderSelection" value="0">
<param name="HiddenFolderSelectionBox" value="1"> |
After the download button is clicked, a pop-up folder selection dialog
will not open, but a confirmation box will be displayed after download. |
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When a download is scripted (i.e., when
HideFileList is set to 1), JFile will
always display a confirmation
dialog asking the user if he or she agrees to transfer the file. To prevent
the display of this dialog, you must sign the applet or use an unsigned applet.
See Signing Applets for more information. |
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See also, HideRemainingTime and
HideTransferStatus.
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