<?php     defined('C5_EXECUTE') or die("Access Denied.");
 
$date = Loader::helper('date');
 
$c = Page::getCurrentPage();
 
if($c instanceof Page) {
  $cID = $c->getCollectionID();
}
 
$files = $controller->getFileSet();
?>  
 
 
<?php   if ($displaySetTitle && $filesetname = $controller->getFileSetName()) { ?>
<h3><?php   echo $filesetname; ?></h3>
<?php   } ?>
 
<?php   if (!empty($files)) { ?>  
<?php
/* ================JohntheFish============================
This template by John Liddiard aka JohntheFishhttp://www.concrete5.org/profile/-/view/51576/...
 
NOTE TO DEVELOPERS:
 
Most of this file is the standard view/template for the 
list_files_from_set addon by Mesuvahttp://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/list-files-from-set/...
 
This has been adapted as per discussion athttp://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/list-files-from-set/for...
 
 
The parts that adapted are marked by comments such as this pair.
- The overall wrapping for the list (Begining)
- The repeated block within the list
- The overall wrapping for the list (Ending)
 
============================================================
OUTPUT CONTAINER BEGINING STARTS HERE
All the rest of this is the standard view
============================================================*/
 
// used within the loop
$im = Loader::helper('image');
 
 
// outer div enables the inner div to center
 
// inner div with a couple of classes for easy identification in script
?>
<div style="width:100%"><div class="list_files-from_set jl_thumbnails_with_links_container" style="clear:both;margin:auto">
<?php
/* ================JohntheFish============================
OUTPUT CONTAINER BEGINING FINISHES HERE
// code from standard view
<ul  class="fileset-list">
============================================================*/
?>
 
 
  <?php    
  foreach($files as $f) {
    $fp = new Permissions($f);
 
    if ($fp->canRead()) {  
      $fv = $f->getApprovedVersion();
 
      // although the 'title' for a file is used for display,
      // the filename is retreived here so we can always get a file extension
      $filename = $fv->getFileName();
      $ext =  pathinfo($filename, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
      $url = View::url('/download_file', $f->getFileID(),$cID);
 
      // if you wish to directly link to the file, bypassing permissons, logging, etc,
      // use instead of the above line:  $url = $fv->getURL();
 
      // if we are overriding the filename (e.g. showing only 1 file)
      if ($titleOverride) {
        $title = $titleOverride;
      } else {
 
        // get the title of the file. This default to the filename on uploading, but can be changed 
        // through the file manager.
 
        $title = $f->getTitle();
 
        // want to always use the filename and not the title?  uncomment line below
        // $title = $filename;
 
        // removes or puts in brackets the file extension
        if ($extension == 'hide') {
 
          if(strlen($title) - strlen($ext) == strrpos($title,$ext)) {
            $title = pathinfo($title, PATHINFO_FILENAME);
          }
 
        } elseif ($extension == 'brackets') {
 
          if(strlen($title) - strlen($ext) == strrpos($title,$ext)) {
            $title = pathinfo($title, PATHINFO_FILENAME);
          }
 
          if ($ext) {
            $title .= ' (' . $ext . ')';
          }
        }
 
        if ($replaceUnderscores) {
           $title = str_replace('_', ' ', $title);
        }  
 
        if ($uppercaseFirst) {
          $title = ucfirst(strtolower($title));
        }
 
        if ($displaySize) {
           $title .= ' - ' . $fv->getSize();
        }
 
        if ($displayDateAdded) {
          // DATE_APP_GENERIC_MDY is simply a built in constant for a date format string
          $title .= ' - ' . $date->getLocalDateTime($fv->getDateAdded(), DATE_APP_GENERIC_MDY);
         }
 
         // if you want to add more information about a file (e.g. description, download count)
         // look up in the API the functions for a File object and FileVersion object ($f and $fv in above code)
      }
 
      ?>
 
 
      <?php
      /* ================JohntheFish============================
      OUTPUT ITERATED BLOCK STARTS HERE
      All the rest of this is the standard view
 
      Available here are:
      $f - the file object - seehttp://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/files/files-and-f...
      $fv - file version object - seehttp://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/files/files-and-f...
      $fp - the file permissions object -http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/permissions/conte...
      $filename - the file name - from $fv
      $ext - the file extension - from $filenmame
      $url - a download url for the file, not of much use as we want to show an image
      $title - title as far as the the List Files From Set is concerned, bult from title in the C5 filemanager with various tweaks
 
      Other methods of getting a thumbnail are (for various sizes of thumbnail)
      $thumbnail = $fv->getThumbnail(1);
      $thumbnail = $fv->getThumbnail(2);
 
      image helper -http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/files/helpers...
 
      ============================================================*/
 
      /* 
      No point continuing unless this is an image type.
      However, I can see applications where lists of videos or
      other kinds of file asset could be adapted from this 
      variation of the template
      */
      Loader::library('file/types');
      $ft = FileTypeList::getType($ext);    
      if ($ft->type != FileType::T_IMAGE){
        continue;
      }
      /* 
      Now getting picky and checking the extension explicitly - don't want any tif or psd crreping in here
      */
      if (! in_array($ext, array('jpg','jpeg','gif','png'))){
        continue;
      }
 
      // a link to the full size file - useful for galleries
      $image_src_url = $fv->getURL();
 
      // the associated file description
      $description = $f->getDescription();
 
 
      /*
      In addition to showing a list of thumbnails, the following contains a suitable markup
      for displaying in a fancybox gallery (this still requires the JavaScript to actually 
      show the gallery)
 
      For fancybox, the important stuff is that thumbnail images (<img> tags) are wrapped in 
      links (<a> tags) to the full size images and that the links all have a common rel="" 
      attribute (its the common rel attribute that fancybox keys on to join them into a 
      gallery). Also, fancybox will get the caption from the title="" of the link
      */
 
 
      ?>
      <div   class="jl_thumbnails_with_links_image_container" 
          style="float:left;margin:10px;height:150px;width:150px;text-align:center;padding:5px;" 
        >
        <a   href="<?php   echo $image_src_url; ?>" 
          style="text-align:center"
          title="<?php echo ($description)?$description:$title;?>"
          rel="jl_thumbnails_with_links_image_group"
          >
          <?php 
            $im->outputThumbnail($f, 150, 150, $title); 
          ?>
        </a>
      </div>
      <?php
 
 
 
      /* ================JohntheFish============================
      OUTPUT ITERATED BLOCK FINISHES HERE
      // code from standard view
      <li><a href="<?php   echo $url; ?>">
      <?php   echo $title; ?>
      </a></li>
      ============================================================*/
      ?>
 
 
  <?php   } ?>
 
<?php   }  ?>
<?php
/* ================JohntheFish============================
OUTPUT CONTAINER ENDING STARTS HERE
All the rest of this is the standard view
============================================================*/
 
// The clear bot div is needed to make sure the floated content 
// doesn't overflow the container
 
// Then close both the containing divs
?>
<div style="clear:both"></div>
</div></div>
<?php
/* ================JohntheFish============================
OUTPUT CONTAINER ENDING FINISHES HERE
// code from standard view
</ul>
============================================================*/
?>
<?php   }  ?>
 
<?php   if (empty($files) && $noFilesMessage) { ?>
<p><?php   echo $noFilesMessage; ?></p>
<?php   } ?>