Say I have created a few Directories in IsolatedStorage. Here are my problems:
1) How do I change the name of the Directory in IsoloatedStorage?
2) What happens to the files stored in the directory which I have change the name.
3) How do I change the file name that stored in Isolatedstorage Example :
MyCity.txt to FunCity.txt
Thanks
You'll have to copy the files and write them again with a new name as described in this post. You can then delete the old file/directory using the DeleteFile or DeleteDirectory methods.
If you're creating a Mango app, then you have access to the MoveFile and MoveDirectory methods.
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So basicly, I have to make a Laravel command which will create a .txt file. The command accepts as arguments the index of the file(id) and one or more tokens(words inside file). I am finding unable to create the file with it's content inside my desired folder(Called 'files' inside the root directory).
I found a way to create it inside the Storage, but that's not exactly what i need.
Would appreciate some help, thank you
Check out the filesystems.php file and add a specific configuration for the directory you want to read/write. After doing so, you will be able to create a file using the File facade by specifying your disk like so: File::disk('my-disk').
I'm using Laravel Nova,
I want to upload a file to S3. As this file is generated automatically, I know it has already a good naming. So, I want to keep original filename. But when using:
File::make('Fichier', 'path')
->disk('s3')
->storeOriginalName('path')
I realized that my file, originally named FILE1.pdf now is named gEUBH18u1UdjoPBS0POQB64xit5PF05Rnl8M5lMI.pdf
Why ?
I want to download and store some icon image files. first of all I tried using Storage::putFileAs method. It downloads the file normally but there is a problem with this method as it doesn't add the file extension to file name and I don't know how can I get the file extension before using this method. But I tried using putFile to see if it will guess file extension but it gives me error below on same url.
Symfony/Component/HttpFoundation/File/Exception/FileNotFoundException with message 'The file "https://assets.coingecko.com/coins/images/780/thumb/bitcoin_cash.png?1547034541" does n ot exist'
I used tinker framework to test this method before using in my project.
So my main question is why putFile doesn't stream the file whereas putFileAs does.
and my second question is how can I download and save an image file with specific file name without need to find the file extension in Laravel?
Storage::putFile('photos', "https://assets.coingecko.com/coins/images/780/thumb/bitcoin_cash.png?1547034541") // FileNotFoundException
Storage::putFileAs('photos', "https://assets.coingecko.com/coins/images/780/thumb/bitcoin_cash.png?1547034541",'test') // Finds the file but I don't know how to add file extention
See attached - imported xml that the client sent over. Claims I'm successfully connected but then the directory is almost empty - no PublicHTML. Would this be on my end or would it have to do with how permissions for me are set in their CPanel? I imagine this means I was not given access to the root folder.
This means that you were given access to a Public_ftp folder where you can upload files and either a person or a script will move the uploaded files to the final destination folder.
How can I create a new file with a file format of say .kuy.This file would be holding encrypted data. And then later I could choose that file with extension .kuy to decrypt. So if I encrypted soundfile.aup, the encrypted file would be soundfile.aup.kuy, then the user would proceed to decrypting that file in which case the output would be soundfile.aup.
Thank you,
Bobby
You can assign a file extension to your application by going to your Target's info window and selecting the Properties tab:
After that, you just need to add your desired extension when you save a file.
As Steve suggests, first you have to create a custom file format. After that, whenever a custom file gets open - double click or whatever - its path will be passed to application:openFile:. http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/NSApplicationDelegate_Protocol/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008592-CH1-SW29
Once you have the path, do your logic and you should be fine.