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Hi,
We have sent you a new build which is the build that we ran our test with. You might want to update to that build just to be sure that we are running the same version.
Thanks!
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Thank you very much. It works now. I think somehow the page didn't get reloaded.
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eo_support wrote:You won't be able to directly set it to the root of the dirve. You can do it indirectly though. For example, set it "c:\Windows\..". That will display "C:\Windows\.." in the TreeView as is. You can change this with a PathMapping object. For example, if you do it like this:
Code: HTML/ASPX
<eo:FileExplorer ....>
<PathMappings>
<eo:PathMapping
DisplayName="Root" Path="C:\Windows\.." Url="anything" />
</PathMappings>
<LayoutTemplate>
......
</LayoutTemplate>
</eo:FileExplorer>
The TreeView will display "Root" as the top node. I have one more question. Was I supposed to replace "anything" with "C"? Because I don't want anything/Projects/Matt/excel_to_array/excel.aspx Thanks.
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Hi,
"Anything" literally means you put whatever you want there. The purpose of that property is so that the result url is "meaningful" --- either to you, or to your code, or to your user.....whatever it is the file explorer does not care, it simply passes the value through and copied it as is to your result Url. You then decide what to do with it when you have your result Url back.
Thanks
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