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3/1/2007 7:07 AM
 
praveen

Joined: 2/28/2007
Posts: 5

hai every one,

when iam uploading a document into the repository,by default it is getting stored in the repository folder under portal root.

but what i have did is i have created another 2 folders under repository named free and paid.

i want to store the files in repository folder first and then the admin can move the files either to free or paid and i should restrict the user to view that files.

how can i do that?

one more thing is how i can upload directly into the database without storing on to the filesystem.

under filemanager i have selected
"secure-database" created a folder under portal root named dbtest.

now i want to upload my file directly into dbtest.

how can i do that?

thanx and regards,

praveen.

 

 
 
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3/1/2007 7:59 AM
 
Babar Javaid

Joined: 1/14/2005
Posts: 142
Yes you can upload the files in which folder you want. In the settings section of the module there are three fields that can handle this situation:
  1. Folder for Approved Files:
  2. Folder for Unapproved Files:
  3. Folder for Anonymous Files:
You can use these fields to specify the folder to upload the documents.

For your second question i will tell you later by finding the way to do this.
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