JCO Get File Info

Developer

Jerome Coupe

3rd Party (Free)

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EE Version Support

  • ExpressionEngine 2

Compatibility

If an item is crossed out, it might be untested, not applicable or incompatible. Contact the developer to be sure.

  • Updater
  • Multi Site Manager
  • Stand Alone Entry Form
  • Low Variables
  • Content Elements
  • Better Workflow
  • Matrix
  • Grid
  • Webservice
  • Publisher

Requirements

  • jQuery for the Control Panel

Add-On Type(s)

Plugin

Tags

SImple EE2 only plugin returning information about any given file (file size, file extension, file name, file path, file date).

Example

{exp:jco_getfileinfo filename="{blogpost_document}"}
    {file_name}
    {file_filename}
    {file_extension}
    {file_path}
    {file_size}
    {file_date format="%l %F %Y"}
{/exp:jco_getfileinfo}

JCO Get File Info Links

This entry was created June 20, 2011, 10:47 am.
This entry was last updated July 5, 2013, 8:14 am.

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2 Reviews:

atshane 07.25.11

atshane
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As stated above, “great add-on and it does exactly what it claims to do”.  The developer is a true gentleman and quickly offered me help and advice when needed.

JCDerrick 06.24.11

JCDerrick
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This is a great add-on and it does exactly what it claims to do. Perfect for displaying the file size of any uploaded document. Just be sure to use the proper tag: {exp:jco_getfileinfo} as some examples have an extra “s” in them. Developer was quick to help with problems as well.