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8/10/2011 4:58 PM
 
chrisopeterson


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cathal connolly wrote:
you'll have to do a syncronize so that dotnetnuke picks up the files in the folders (either via the UI or via the API) - im not sure why the subfolders would show twice-is that the case in the actual filesysyem (also please check that you are not accidentally calling the method to add folder data to the database -the filesystemutils.upload method does that as part of it's work as well as validating other settings)

 I did a synchronization and it didn't do anything. This only appears in the file manager, its not in the file system.

I am confused by your last comment the most though. I shouldn't add folders? If I don't add the folders before calling upload then I get cannot access folder errors.

I am attempting to create a top level folder for the module called DataValidation. Underneath it each instance of the module creates its own folder to organize everything. I can upload to the top level folder fine, its only the subfolders that are acting strange.

Can you give me some code to work with? Heres an overview of what I am attempting (pseudocode).

if(!moduleFolderExists)
FileSystemUtils.AddFolder(PortalSettings, PortalSettings.HomeDirectoryMapPath, "DataValidation\\");

If(!instanceFolderExists)
FileSystemUtils.AddFolder(PortalSettings, PortalSettings.HomeDirectoryMapPath + "DataValidation\\", "SubfolderName");

btnUpload_click
string path = PortalSettings.HomeDirectoryMapPath + "DataValidation\\SubfolderName\\"
string s = FileSystemUtils.UploadFile(path, uploadedFile);
 
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8/11/2011 3:33 AM
 
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you might need to perform a recursive sync after adding the folders, if they don't show up in file manager, prior to uploading the file.
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8/11/2011 12:07 PM
 
chrisopeterson


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Sebastian Leupold wrote:
you might need to perform a recursive sync after adding the folders, if they don't show up in file manager, prior to uploading the file.

 Code please?
How do you do this? All the methods I can see within FileSystemUtils related to syncing are deprecated and I cannot find any help documents that go over how to do this.
 
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8/11/2011 1:57 PM
 
chrisopeterson


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I also just tried recursive syncing manually in the file manager and it just got more confused. Now multiple versions of the folder are displayed in the file manger and they all point to the same place. One is at the top level. Another is in the right place, and another "folder" is within the subfolder. I'm not sure what is going on there at all.

This seems like an incredibly simple problem. All I want to do is:
1. Create root level folder.
2. Create subfolder.
3. Upload file to subfolder

What code is required to do this?
 
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