QuickLoader

QuickLoader is desktop application for quick uploading and downloading files to a Php enabled web server.

QuickLoader was built in Adobe AIR and Php.

• upload multiple files with drag&drop
• define multiple users with different upload directories
• download multiple files
• browse and modify the files on your server
• built in image editor, text editor, video player, mp3 player

QuickLoader has been approved by the Adobe Air Marketplace, click to see.

Click on this button to install QuickLoader.
If you don’t have Adobe AIR this will be installed first.

QuickLoader connects by default to the server at:
http://flashcommander.org/flashcommander_2.0/amfphp/gateway.php

To use QuickLoader with your server:

• download QuickLoader zip here
• run QuickLoader.air to install the desktop application (if it’s not already installed)
• copy the amfphp folder to your server
• in the login panel edit the server field to point to amfphp/gateway.php on your server
• log in to one of the default accounts: admin/admin or user/user

QuickLoader uses the same server side code as Flashcommander
so you have an easy way of accessing your files both from the web and desktop.

When a user logs in to the operating system QuickLoader starts automatically.
If you want to change this behaviour uncheck automatic startup.

If automatic login is checked QuickLoader tries to connect to the server.
The program will use the last specified connection settings.
If you uncheck this username and password are not remembered.

Clicking the Reset defaults link resets initial connections settings.

Closing the application window in signed-in state will minimize the program to the system tray on Windows, to the dock on Mac OS.
Closing the window in signed-out state will exit the application.

Left-clicking the system-tray icon or dock icon
will toggle the visibility of the window.

When signed-in you can exit the app in two ways:

• choose the Exit menu in the menu-bar
• right-click on system tray icon or dock icon and choose “Exit”

Uploading files:

• drag&drop files onto the application – an upload dialog will appear
• add or remove files from the upload list using the “+/-” buttons
• rename file during upload – conflicting files names are shown in red
• click OK to start upload

Downloading files:

• select files for download in the file list – selected folders are ignored
• you can use the Ctrl and Shift keys or drag with the left mosue button pressed
• click the “Download” button and browse to the download directory.
• your files are downloaded to the selected folder, the progress bar shows the percentage of the whole process
• the download folder is remembered for the next session

File operations work the same way as in Flashcommander, for details check here.

User management works the same way as in Flashcommander, for details check here.