also sprach Thibaut VARENE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008.08.04.1537 -0300]: > The module doesn't use (yet) any kind of database, so it is impossible > to do any other grouping/ordering than the one existing on the > filesystem of your computer (ie: the module cannot reorder files in a > different way than the way they are stored on your computer)
I think what he means is that the left column should show top-level
directories, and the right column shows second-level directories for
each, such as:
David Bowie Heroes
Young Americans
Scary Monsters
The Beatles Help
Sgt. Peppers
Yellow Submarine
...
This would be doable without a database and could be formatted with
CSS. It would even be compatible with the current column count
setting, so in the above, I'd simply have
MusicDirPerLine 1
RecurseFolderLevels 1
I second this; it would be a very nice addition to the web
interface.
Cheers,
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