I have created a folder called audio_test under root folder in Alfresco using the Alfresco Share client, but there is only the index.html file but no collections folder.
According to the documentation I need the collections folder to manage my audio files so that my web app can access them. Why isn't there a collections folder for me? Or how do I create one myself?
You can follow the steps described in the following pages:
Creating the Web Quick Start site
to create the WQS. Each root folder in WQS has a folder where you can define your collections. Collections can be static or dynamic (based on a cmis query).
You need to create this WQS site, upload your files and then define your collections.
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For example, if I am in the root folder in a document library and want to search for the files with fields that don't exist in the root folder,
is there a way to do that with PNP modern search?
Use the following query in Query template, it can search from the root folder in document library, then you can use the fields to search for files.
{searchTerms} path: https://xxxxx.sharepoint.com/sites/zellatest/LibraryName/FolderName
I have answered the steps in the Microsoft forum.
Below would illustrate the scenario:
I have a folder in Sharepoint
it contains several excel files
I want users to have read access to all of the files
But I don't want these same users to be able to view the files in that folder
Reason: I am accessing the excel files separately via javascript in an application, but I don't want users to actually see the files sitting in the folder (in the event that they "chance" upon that folder.
Greatly appreciate any advise.
Per my knowledge, giving users read access to files but cannot view files in the folder is not available.
In a Prestashop website, I would like to have a directory that I could access to directly, like this: website.com/directory
I've tried to add custom prestashop pages, but I really need the directory so that I can use my usual framework (Codeigniter) to build a custom-made blog for the website.
But How can I make that custom directory accessible with the link, website.com/directory?
Thanks in advance
You just need to physically create a folder and it will be accessible, for example prestashop-domain.com/mycustomfolder. Then upload your framework files.
I am new to SharePoint Online, but haven't found anything via Google: I have tons of files (read: terabytes) stored on my filesystem and on a cloud storage and want to access their metadata to allow searching for them. Is this possible without uploading them into SharePoint Online? It should also be possible to "sync" the hierarchy of the crawled folder so I can click through the folder structure in SharePoint. I do not want to store the content of these files though (for storage space reasons).
It is like having a synced folder in SharePoint where the files are searchable, but they are just shortcuts of some kind, without content.
I thought of creating some sort of timed job which crawls the file system and creates empty files in SharePoint which contain the metadata and a link to the file, but this seems very crude to me. Is there a better solution or maybe even something SharePoint Online itself provides?
// edited: I need to crawl not only files on my filesystem but also cloud storage files of different cloud storage services.
// whoops got that wrong, it is SharePoint Online, not 2013.
You can add the file share as one of the sources. SharePoint will be able to crawl & Index the files in the file share.
Steps on how to do it can be found here...
How to: Configure Enterprise Search to index a file share
I want to keep web content in liferay database. Currently the JPGs are in another filesystem on another server, which I want to move to liferay database. Is there a way to bulk import these JPGs/web content to liferay db? One option I'm thinking is having a daily scheduled job to import new files from the filesystem. Curious to hear if anyone else has done it and how?
I found that there is a thing called as Database Hook. But as far as I understand, this lets you save to db only those files which you upload through the Image Gallery in Liferay. Which is a bit different from having to import files from another filesystem programmatically.
When you go to Liferay's Document Library (or image gallery in 6.0) you'll find a link "Access from Desktop" in every folder. This can be used to connect via WebDAV, so you can connect to Liferay's Document Library as if it was a Network share. Then just copy through batch files or explorer (drag&drop) and they'll end up in the doclib. Works in both directions.
For Liferay 6.1 you can also consider Liferay Sync, a Dropbox-like client that just synchronizes the document library with a folder on a local (remote from the server) system.
And the most complex variant (just to be complete here) is to use Liferay's API to insert documents programmatically. The advandage here is that you can also use it to tag and categorize the content during your import process, but it definitely is more work than just dragging and dropping files.