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2/23/2009 12:37 PM
 

Hello All,

For a local government site. We'd need to post tons of "Agendas and Minutes" PDF files (Old & New). Several internal users would be posting the documents.

I imagine them placing the files into a folder structure based on committee name, then year.
Then a module automatically list them and let visitors dig and search the folders to find the PDF they want.

If that's the best way, what is a good module to let visitors browse a specific folder (with subs)?

OR... Is there a better way?

Thank you, Blackfeather.

 
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2/23/2009 5:11 PM
 

I would have to recommend Document Exchange from Bring2mind.

http://demo.bring2mind.net/

 
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4/21/2009 4:33 PM
 

Follow Up.

Someone recommended Ventrian Systems File Links for a different task, and it seems to work great for this task too.

I'm happy. Thanks everyone.

 

 
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4/21/2009 9:15 PM
 

Ventrian File Links is a great and simple module, but it may not do what you need.  You can use it to upload a bunch of files to a folder and display them with  a template that you design.  But you do not get an opprotunity describe the files so you would need to rely on a good naming convention in regards to your files and folders.

You could use Ventrian News Articles for this.  It is great because you can attach files to the articles you add and notes about them.  You can have unlimited authors and categories and your notes can be in more than one category.  You can search the files using a search box or find them by category, author or date.  You would need to get creative with the templates but once the templates are set up, you could have an awesome application.  You could even turn on comments and ratings for each article.  Also included is a module that will generate your PDF files from the articles you add.

You could also use Ventrian Property Agent for this task.  You can set up custom fields and have categories and authors, search, comments, maps and a whole range of cool things.  The work would be in setting up the templates but you are limited only by your imagination.  You can only assign one category to each article though.

 

 
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4/22/2009 3:45 AM
 

 I second the recommendation of DMX, which will also provide you with options like versioning, notification of users for new or changed files in a folder / sub tree and allows you to use webDAV to save files from within word and other applications directly into the web repository.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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