The Coldfusion / Flex file management application that I have been working on, has solely, up until this time been a standalone application. A recent project required integration with the popular TinyMCE WYSIWYG.

The post outlines the simple steps required to get FiLEX working as the default file management plugin.

I have decided to make my Coldfusion/Flex File Manager, FiLEX, available for download. All the features that have been mentioned about in previous posts are free to use. This has been tested on Coldfusion 8/9 and Railo 3.1 and have had no problems.

Click through to find the download and installation instructions.

Within the last few weeks, i have made steady progress with FiLEX, my Coldfusion Flex File Management application. Until recently, i was only able to show videos of functionality of this application due to uploading of files. New additions to FiLEX has enabled to post a public demo of the application for use.

To test the application and to offer feedback, please follow the link.

Since my last post about Flex / Coldfusion File Manager, FiLEX, i have been busy developing extra functionality to it enabling me to use it for a number of projects coming up. The post outlines the new updates i have made for a friendly user experience and a brief video outlines how simple it is to carry out the tasks.

To view a complete run down of the original specification and functionality for FiLEX, view the previous post here.

I have managed to setup a live demo version of my Flex / Coldfusion File Manager, titled FiLEX. Follow this post to see how to access this demo, as login details will need to be provided due to restrictions put in place for file uploading to the server.

Further information about FiLEX can be found here, where also a short video is available to see the application in use.