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Re: FTP support
Posted: 20 Sep 2011 16:42
by admin
zer0 wrote:admin wrote:I might have been joking.
I am glad that you have been. It's not without precedent for you to suggest another file manager when XY's functionality doesn't meet a particular requirement.
Which is 100% okay.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 22 Sep 2011 09:19
by Crash&Burn
admin wrote:
I leave FTP to TC. There should be at least something where it's better than XY.
TC's (s)FTP is fine if all you want to do is browse and/or upload/download files.
If you actually want to edit the files, e.g. web-development TC's solution is worse than useless. Everytime you save the file locally, you have to
*close the editor, then switch to TC and click through 6 dialogs to have the file actually upload.
You are better off using FTPDrive, NetDrive or the like through explorer - which allow you to Browse FTP as if the files are local - including normal context menus.
[*][/size][/b] With an decent editor that is "Tab-Aware" closing it just so TC will recognize that the file should be uploaded 'now' is not even worth the hassle.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 22 Oct 2011 16:51
by anuraag
Bump
is there any plan to include Ftp client
Re: FTP support
Posted: 22 Oct 2011 18:17
by zer0
anuraag wrote:Bump
is there any plan to include Ftp client
Since it's not on the roadmap after almost 6 years of campaigning, I do not see it happening any time soon.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Oct 2011 04:06
by anuraag
Than i request admin to consider it.
Even freeware file managers contains Ftp client.
Xyplorer is best file manager. Its easy to use. I don't want to switch to other file manager only because Xyplorer don't contain ftp client.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Oct 2011 05:35
by ethanpil
What is it going to take to get this in there? Should we collect a bounty? I assume we all already paid a registration fee for your software? Admin, why cant you service the needs of your users? Does *everything* have to be a feature that you use? We have needs too!

Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Oct 2011 07:17
by avsfan
ethanpil wrote:What is it going to take to get this in there? Should we collect a bounty? I assume we all already paid a registration fee for your software? Admin, why cant you service the needs of your users? Does *everything* have to be a feature that you use? We have needs too!

While I am also one who would love to have ftp ability, I have been able to work around it. I would particularly like the ability to script an ftp transfer sequence, though for the things I need regularly, that's not totally necessary.
I would, however, like to request that you please not make statements like "Why can't you service the needs of your users?" even if you're joking -- There are not many developers at all who are as responsive as Don is to his users. As the owner of a small software business myself, I definitely understand the balancing act between which features to include, and which ones to wait on... At this point, having seen how well Don (i.e. Admin) treats his customers, even though there are some features that I would prefer over others, I just smile and am grateful for what I have (and occasionally respectfully ask for those features to be included).
"Life is a journey. Enjoy the ride."
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Oct 2011 10:44
by eil
anuraag wrote:I don't want to switch to other file manager only because Xyplorer don't contain ftp client.
then it's simple, don't switch utterly and use free ftp managers
ethanpil wrote:What is it going to take to get this in there? Should we collect a bounty? I assume we all already paid a registration fee for your software? Admin, why cant you service the needs of your users? Does *everything* have to be a feature that you use? We have needs too!

1) what you paid was for what you got -you did know XY's functionality, didn't you?

or did you really thought "oh it's not here.. never mind, i paid -so will make them do it"?
2) do you actually know how ftp works and how many service/security issues in invokes?(if one's trying to make a good ftp, not just "some")

Re: FTP support
Posted: 30 Nov 2011 11:11
by Ysl
+1 For FTP Support !
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Jun 2012 10:56
by n37
After using xyplorer for some time I am it has spoiled me and I can't stand any existing FTP client. Please consider adding ftp & scp.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Jun 2012 13:01
by Slavaon
-1. Why FTP support?
Crash&Burn it is exact:
http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic. ... =30#p63845
Any separate program will better cope with this task.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Jun 2012 14:20
by LittleBiG
I want a virus scanner, a music editor, and a DVD converter into XYplorer!
PLEASE! Install NetDrive (
http://www.netdrive.net/) then use XYplorer with FTP and WEBDAV happily!
Re: FTP support
Posted: 23 Jun 2012 16:21
by serendipity
LittleBiG wrote:I want a virus scanner, a music editor, and a DVD converter into XYplorer!
PLEASE! Install NetDrive (
http://www.netdrive.net/) then use XYplorer with FTP and WEBDAV happily!
Totally agree. I use netdrive myself, but even without it you can simply map a ftp to a drive.
http://cybernetnews.com/cybernotes-map- ... n-windows/
Re: FTP support
Posted: 25 Jun 2012 23:22
by ladner
My two "permanently open" apps are Firefox and XYplorer. Firefox has a very nice FTP add-on called FireFTP so I don't feel a pressing need for XYplorer to add FTP support.
Re: FTP support
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 02:30
by armyofcarrion
Suggestion
Write scripts for curl to integrate ftp support.