@pjheslin Thanks for this wonderful work. I noticed that when uploading custom texts into dropbox, they do show up in the texts of unknown provenance and are able to be opened. However, when one adds more than one, the list parser runs the unknown into one url such that the resulting link, when clicked, yields: https://d.iogen.es/web/fileDisplay?ver=1.011&user=none&host=dropbox&filePath=/file-1.xml,/file-2.xml,/file-3.xml etc. Is this a problem with xml metadata or with the parsing script here: source/js/file-list-dropbox.js ?? I looked through it but javascript is not a language I know. Is it necessary rather to create the authtab.xml for these unknown files? It would certainly be nice to be able to just get a list of these files and be able to click on one, as one can when there is just one. Thanks for any help!
@pjheslin Thanks for this wonderful work. I noticed that when uploading custom texts into dropbox, they do show up in the texts of unknown provenance and are able to be opened. However, when one adds more than one, the list parser runs the unknown into one url such that the resulting link, when clicked, yields: https://d.iogen.es/web/fileDisplay?ver=1.011&user=none&host=dropbox&filePath=/file-1.xml,/file-2.xml,/file-3.xml etc. Is this a problem with xml metadata or with the parsing script here: source/js/file-list-dropbox.js ?? I looked through it but javascript is not a language I know. Is it necessary rather to create the authtab.xml for these unknown files? It would certainly be nice to be able to just get a list of these files and be able to click on one, as one can when there is just one. Thanks for any help!