Generally: Yes, it's possible.
But the coding isn't that easy:
You need support for:
• Wildcard/RegEx directories/files
• Wildcard/RegEx http-sites
• New stings in XML
• New menus in site-manager
• New entry in rightclick-menu for folders and/or files
Simple said: You must have the ability, to replace parts. If you are at directory /www/example/directory/, /www/example/ has to be replaced to the correct domain to grant the correct functionality. Ok, that's now not too hard now. But what, if you have multiple domains or subdomains? Each and every replacement must be stored into the settings of the site. And so implemented, that no collision is possible.
I don't think, this feature would be so great, it will ever come to Filezilla (maybe if botg is really bored![:P]( "Razz")
).
greetings
But the coding isn't that easy:
You need support for:
• Wildcard/RegEx directories/files
• Wildcard/RegEx http-sites
• New stings in XML
• New menus in site-manager
• New entry in rightclick-menu for folders and/or files
Simple said: You must have the ability, to replace parts. If you are at directory /www/example/directory/, /www/example/ has to be replaced to the correct domain to grant the correct functionality. Ok, that's now not too hard now. But what, if you have multiple domains or subdomains? Each and every replacement must be stored into the settings of the site. And so implemented, that no collision is possible.
I don't think, this feature would be so great, it will ever come to Filezilla (maybe if botg is really bored
).greetings