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12/23/2008 6:12 AM
 

Hi all

Does anyone know how I can get my documents module to upload to a virtual directory instead of the docs folder within the portals/0/ folder.

I want to do this so that my documents are stored outside of the DNN website folder to it is easier to update the site as I know that I can't accidentally overwrite the uploaded docs.

At the moment when I upload even though I have created a Virtual Dir in Portals/0/ called Docs the files are still placed in Portals/0Docswithin the website folder.

Is there a way around this?

 
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12/23/2008 9:09 AM
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 The documents module does not support this due to the usage of the UrlControl from the core.

You might look at the repository module as an option.


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