Open Downloads directory in the app

[Frederic (Frédéric)]

Hello everyone,

I’m using DOWNLOAD to download a file on Airtable.
The file loads fine in Download.

The Show download block opens the Downloads folder, and I see the file.

Is it possible to open the Downloads folder directly in the app instead of opening it independently from the app?

example: the Downloads directory would open in the application.

[RaYzZz (Gianluca Franco)]

Hi Frederic,

Could you be more specific please.

@Frederic

Is it possible to have the Downloads folder open directly in my application

What is the final result you want to achieve.

[Frederic (Frédéric)]

I would like the downloads directory to open in the app.

Sorry, I’m French and use Google Translate.

I added a picture of what I would like

[RaYzZz (Gianluca Franco)]

Then you have to study some dynamic components and recreate the structure

[F/OS] - Dynamic Components Extension (for every component) 2.3.0

Dynamic Components Extension that supports every component in your AI2 distribution, instead of having pre-defined components. I thought about making a full method to create all dynamic components without creating different blocks for every component because it would be useless. So I was trying to find a proper solution for a long time. And here it is! The minimum required API version for this extension is 1 . It basically uses Java’s Reflection feature, so this allows you to create …

or integrate some fileManager already made in javascript into a webViewer

GitHub - addevin/filemanager: This is a simple file manager app built using...

GitHub - cubiclesoft/js-fileexplorer: A zero dependencies, customizable, pure Javascript...

I’m not sure which method to recommend, they’re both rich in study

edit:
I found one post about it

Open custom folder in file manager using kodular

there is no file manager component or extension available to open a folder what you can do is to get a list of files of a specific directory and display it for example in a listview component or similar to get a list of files you can try the file extension and its FileList method Taifun

[Frederic (Frédéric)]

Thank you, I will study all of that.

[RaYzZz (Gianluca Franco)]

What a beautiful spirit,
that’s exactly how it should be done.

[Frederic (Frédéric)]

Yes, it seems to me that this is the solution.

@RaYzZz

I found one post about it

there is no file manager component or extension available to open a folder what you can do is to get a list of files of a specific directory and display it for example in a listview component or similar to get a list of files you can try the file extension and its FileList method Taifun