apps/files/ajax/newfolder.php 1 location
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exit(); |
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} |
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if (!\OC\Files\Filesystem::file_exists($dir . '/')) { |
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$result['data'] = array('message' => (string)$l10n->t( |
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'The target folder has been moved or deleted.'), |
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'code' => 'targetnotfound' |
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); |
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OCP\JSON::error($result); |
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exit(); |
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} |
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//TODO why is stripslashes used on foldername here but not in newfile.php? |
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$target = $dir . '/' . stripslashes($foldername); |
apps/files/ajax/newfile.php 1 location
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exit(); |
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} |
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if (!\OC\Files\Filesystem::file_exists($dir . '/')) { |
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$result['data'] = array('message' => (string)$l10n->t( |
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'The target folder has been moved or deleted.'), |
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'code' => 'targetnotfound' |
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); |
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OCP\JSON::error($result); |
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exit(); |
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} |
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//TODO why is stripslashes used on foldername in newfolder.php but not here? |
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$target = $dir.'/'.$filename; |