First of all congratulations: it installs quickly and runs immediately.
I was wondering if there could be a way to use this packages idependently in several parts of the same site? Imagine I have a section called 'news' and a section called 'conferences'. Each uses a different docType. How could I do to use DateFolders twice in the same site, once for each section?
Sorry, this is not supported, because it's just a simple quick package especially for umbraco 4.5.2 until other packages (like AutoFolders) support 4.5.2.
Great work anyway. I'll take look at the source code and see if there's anything I could do. In your experience AutoFolders does not go well with Umbraco 4.5, is it?
For me AutoFolders didn't work correctly, but I'm not sure if it's only on 4.5.
Just a small hint; you can comma-seperate the configuration appsettings and then read them in the DateFolders class by using the String.Split() method (String.Split(',')). Create lists with these configurations and use them in the code, shouldn't be more than 15 minutes work :-)
I didn't receive any notification about you willing to contribute. Also your request doesn't show up on the 'Manage team' page, so I guess your request failed. Could you try again?
Could it be used several time on the same site?
Hi Kipusoep:
First of all congratulations: it installs quickly and runs immediately.
I was wondering if there could be a way to use this packages idependently in several parts of the same site? Imagine I have a section called 'news' and a section called 'conferences'. Each uses a different docType. How could I do to use DateFolders twice in the same site, once for each section?
Thanks for your help,
Manuel
Sorry, this is not supported, because it's just a simple quick package especially for umbraco 4.5.2 until other packages (like AutoFolders) support 4.5.2.
You can edit the source ofcourse :-)
Pity!!
Great work anyway. I'll take look at the source code and see if there's anything I could do. In your experience AutoFolders does not go well with Umbraco 4.5, is it?
Cheers,
Manuel
For me AutoFolders didn't work correctly, but I'm not sure if it's only on 4.5.
Just a small hint; you can comma-seperate the configuration appsettings and then read them in the DateFolders class by using the String.Split() method (String.Split(',')).
Create lists with these configurations and use them in the code, shouldn't be more than 15 minutes work :-)
Hi Kip: you are right, Autofolders doesn't work.
I'll follow your advice and see what I can do with your code.
Thanks!
I made collaboration available, can you go here and sign up, so you can add the edited source when you're done and share karma? :D
Any news on this?
I've made the changes to support multiple document types and I'm just waiting on collaboration approval from Kipusoep.
I didn't receive any notification about you willing to contribute.
Also your request doesn't show up on the 'Manage team' page, so I guess your request failed. Could you try again?
Requested again - "Your request has been mailed to the project owner."
:-)
Yup, got it. You're now contributor, congratulations ;-)
Ok I've uploaded the source for 1.2 and the package. You can now use a comma separated list of docType aliases:
<add key="itemDocType" value="NewsArticle,BusinessArticle" />
I binary replaced the .dll in the package as well as updated the package.xml description. Hope that works!
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