The FileBrowser is an extension to the Django Admin-Interface. It allows you to surf directories on the webserver and upload/delete/edit/rename files. It is a tool for editors using the Admin-Interface to make it easier to work with Images/Documents.

Take a look at the Screenshots.

Requirements

• Django 1.0+
• PIL (Python Imaging Library), see http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/
• sorl-thumbnail, see http://code.google.com/p/sorl-thumbnail/

Discussion/Questions

• Use the FileBrowser Google-Group for asking questions, discuss development- and improvement-issues and stay informed about changes/updates: http://groups.google.com/group/djangofilebrowser.

News & Updates

• IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THIS http://groups.google.com/group/djangofilebrowser/browse_thread/thread/e7352ad5760a02c9.
• 2009-06-19: Major Update including ... using sorl-thumbnail, new query handling, support for predefining selection-formats, integrating fileobject. I hope that this doesn´t break existing environments. The current version should be more stable and easier to extend than previous Versions.

Installation

• Basic Installation
• Using the FileBrowse-Field
• Using the FileBrowser with django-tinymce (recommended)
• Using the FileBrowser with TinyMCE
• Using the FileBrowser with WYMEditor

Help

• FAQ
• Available Settings
• Using the Image Generator
• Translation/i18n

Features

• Multiple Upload.
• Define allowed file-extensions and max. Upload-Size.
• Automatic Thumbnails using sorl-thumbnail.
• Integration with TinyMCE (AdvImage & AdvLink).
• Automatic filters for date and file-types.
• FileBrowse-Field to select Images/Documents. Includes Image-Preview (Thumbnail) with the ability to click the Thumbnail and see the original Image.
• Define individual select/upload directories, allowed extensions and selection formats for every FileBrowse-Field.
• Rename/Delete files/directories.
• Generate different Image versions on Upload.
• Generate different Image versions for an already uploaded Image or a whole directory (this is useful, if you use FTP to upload Images).
• For Integration with XINHA, see Tim Adlers posting at http://www.tim-adler.com/post/richtext-editing-django/.