I've added a JFileChooser to my code, but I am having a battle with getting it set how I want it too.
I'm only wanting the JFileChooser to display the "Details" section in the Chooser's options, not the "List, Desktop, Up One Level, etc.".
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JFileChooser frustrations!
I've added a JFileChooser to my code, but I am having a battle with getting it set how I want it too.
I'm only wanting the JFileChooser to display the "Details" section in the Chooser's options, not the "List, Desktop, Up One Level, etc.".
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Re: JFileChooser frustrations!
Okay, I've decided to keep the FileChooser, but I want the chooser to only select directories. What would be the code for it?
I thought itd be,
fc.setFileView(JFileChooser.DIRECTORIES_ONLY);
but that errors, so its obviously wrong.
What could it be?
Last edited by chrisivey1980; May 2nd, 2011 at 11:58 AM.
Re: JFileChooser frustrations!
Without seeing your code it's hard to say what the problem is.
I suggest taking a look here - JFileChooser: setFileFilter(FileFilter filter) : JFileChooserjavax.swingJava by API
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