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 I wish the new version would have gotten rid of the little javascrip up/down arrows -- I really can't stand those things and think that messing around with the standard browser interface is not generally a good idea. This is an excellent project and xhtml/css tricks are just a diversion with no added value.
-Olajide: Some more installation instructions would probably be helpful.
-You should delete all files in "/home/admin/www/" and place New AP files.
-Olajide: I found that a whole bunch of tools/links were just plain missing.
-I joined Select Theme, Select Language and Security Settings and changed their category. You can change these settings by using Panel->Settings. I added "PHP Information" and "Apache Information". I haven't decided to keep "Apache Information" or not; because "PHP Information" includes these information. I know that AP 2.0 has more tools than New AP; but I don't have time to convert old tools for New AP and it's hard too. Now I am just spending time for New AP's core.
-I disabled Updater; because it does not fit with updated core. I will update Updater asap. Core update still needs some improvments. It is very buggy.
-Olajide: The addition of the directory browser is nice, but could be laid out better...
-It is not my first priority. I had to move it to another directory; because I was mixing "navigation.php" and "navigator.php" up. I made little changes in Navigator when I was moving it. I will add more functions like move, copy, rename, bookmark etc.
-Olajide: I wish the new version would have gotten rid of the little javascript up/down arrows
-Do you want default browser scrollers or something else?
-The new core update:
-I started to build a class. That class will help us to handle Admin Panel's options. It is like PHP's mysqli class. This class will help us to write/read settings and other little functions like learning disk that AP works on etc.
-Calling the class:
-$a=new [classname]([AP Path]);
-Ex: $a=new usmain("/home/admin/www/");
-I made 2 functions:
-$a->writesetting([Setting],[Value],[File],[File Type]);
-$a->readsetting([Setting],[File],[File Type]);
-I will add more functions and instructions asap. Just wait a little ;)