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if(typeof(xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].textContent) != "undefined")
{
result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].textContent;
}
else
{
result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].firstChild.data;
}

i made a capture of the fix, my code is always truncated on this review system
http://yfrog.com/b8browsej

Hi,
seems this site blocking some special chars, so my fix was not correctly published.

For those who want to understand why it doesn't work in FF -> FF is chunking XML child nodes data into multiple 4096 bytes chunks.
So we have, in this case, to loop into the childNodes array and concatenate data in result var.

Here is the fix :
browse.js - Line ~150

replace

result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].firstChild.data;

by

for(i=0;i

@mj : the displayed solution
for(var i = 0; i childNodes[i].data; }
is not syntaxically correct.
Could you publish the right code ?

Figured out how to fix firefox dirListing..
this might not be the best way but..

in browse.js replace line
result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].firstChild.data;

with this

for(var i = 0; i childNodes[i].data; }

This thing works!

But not in firefox by default. I'd like to try fix that psyray commented. Looks like something is missing from that fix?

With what I should replace line:
result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].firstChild.data;

???

Please post a proper fix here!

hi,

To make it working in firefox (full directory listing) change this line in browse.js

result = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("result")[0].firstChild.data;

by this

for(i=0;ion in responseText. The data cannot exceed 4096 bytes by node. So we have to loop and concatenate data.

Great piece of code. Really useful.
Thanks

This supports all files display. Only thing you got to change to display a specific file is to remove it from the invalid files variable in config.php and there you have it...... It displays everything there.......

This is being used at tafe to serve out files for our classes by one lecturer, i've noticed that in Firefox, it will not display all the files and folders, and that some do not get sorted properly (eg wk10 stuff being up near wk1 because it doesnt sort by the whole filename)

apart from that i think its quite cool, well done

This script has a bug in it. It only supports small sets of files, subfolders, etc.