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You need to handle a backend server.
In the demo there are a handler written in php.
So... you should clone the repo framework

jonas@:~/www$ git clone https://github.com/joni2back/angular-filemanager.git --recursive
jonas@:~/www$ cd angular-filemanager/
jonas@:~/www/angular-filemanager$ sudo php -S localhost:80 bridges/php/handler.php

Then edit the urls in angular-filemanager/assets/js/config.js

And compile js jonas@:~/www/angular-filemanager$ bash build.sh

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After following your instructions, I've successfully have the HTML/JS/CSS of the site running, but I ran into issues getting various functionalities to work due to errors such as "status 500".

I ran handler.php on localhost:1234, modified the File Manager's config.js to link to http://localhost:1234/, ran build.sh, and use localhost:8100 for the HTML/JS/CSS app itself. After doing so, I run into the "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" missing header error as shown here

Along with that, even after adding this line to the top of handler.php right below the <?php:

header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');

it still yields the 500 status error (also shown in the above image at the bottom of the web console).

Do you know what I'm missing that prevents the File Manager's server-based functionality from working?

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This problem is related to the different ports (front/backend)

Try mounting php built-in server from the root directory...
Example:

jonas@:~/www$ git clone https://github.com/joni2back/angular-filemanager.git --recursive
jonas@:~/www$ cd angular-filemanager/
jonas@:~/www/angular-filemanager$ sudo php -S localhost:80

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Can you solve the problem with this?

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