It provides a web and browser-based tree navigational structure.
Here are some key features of "Enhanced Directory Browser":
The major enhancements over IIS's built-in directory index are:
· Files and folders are differentiated from each other.
· Files / Folders are Sortable by Name, Date, and File Size.
· Directory byte sizes are shown
· The look and feel is totally customizable (not through configuration, but because you can change the source code)
· Allows specific files / folders to be hidden via script configuration
It is very important to realize that this script is not [yet] aware of the IIS "Directory Browsing" directive. This means that if you have any files / folders that you do NOT want browsed, you need to do one of the following:
· make sure your NT permissions are set correctly. (no script can override NT permissions)
· Specify folders to be "hidden" in the script configuration.
· The above warning only applies to the directory where you place this script, and the subdirectories contained with in it. The EDB will not browse to a higher-level directory than the directory in which the script is placed.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed case sensitivity issue that affected arrPathsToExclude.