I am new to Umbraco. Installed the starter kit for v9, I do not see an example of "basic" document library functionality. Is there a package out there that does this or even BETTER a working sample?
Looking for something similar to Sharepoint document library functionality.
Thanks in advance! Really loving the new version v9 of Umbraco.
What parts are you missing in order to build this with umbraco?
The folders and files can be added in the media library
Then create a page pointer at the root folder, and create a list of the files. Use the root folder as default folder, and then a querystring for navigating subfolders.
I don't know of a plugin to create this, but it dosen't seem like a big task -- apart from the "edit"-link on the frontend.
Document Library functionality
Hi,
I am new to Umbraco. Installed the starter kit for v9, I do not see an example of "basic" document library functionality. Is there a package out there that does this or even BETTER a working sample?
Looking for something similar to Sharepoint document library functionality.
Thanks in advance! Really loving the new version v9 of Umbraco.
-Jason
Hi Jason,
What parts of the functionallity are you looking for?
A co-working tool, or just a list of files?
Normally we just use a media picker on a page, and then list the files picked on the frontend. Takes about 30 minutes to setup.
A document library with a parent child list of folders containing documents or files. Most of the files are word docs or pdfs.
This is what we currently have just for a visual:
What parts are you missing in order to build this with umbraco?
The folders and files can be added in the media library
Then create a page pointer at the root folder, and create a list of the files. Use the root folder as default folder, and then a querystring for navigating subfolders.
I don't know of a plugin to create this, but it dosen't seem like a big task -- apart from the "edit"-link on the frontend.
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