I have multiple projects I would like to load into inforouter. How can I upload them with their exact folder structure.
There are too many folders to create and way too many documents to upload. Help!
Project folders
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Re: Project folders
There are multiple ways to post documents into inforouter folders.
Here are just a few of them:
Zip uploads:
Zip your documents and folders on your workstation and upload the resulting zip file by chosing "Zip Upload" from the new menu.
This will automatically expand the zip on the inforouter server. All folders and documents will be created in inforouter.
WebDAV:
Using WebDAV, you may drag and drop documents in and out of inforouter. For more information, please consult the Online Help in inforouter.
Import/Export Tool:
Install the client tool to import and export files in large numbers from your workstation.
Hope this information helps.
Here are just a few of them:
Zip uploads:
Zip your documents and folders on your workstation and upload the resulting zip file by chosing "Zip Upload" from the new menu.
This will automatically expand the zip on the inforouter server. All folders and documents will be created in inforouter.
WebDAV:
Using WebDAV, you may drag and drop documents in and out of inforouter. For more information, please consult the Online Help in inforouter.
Import/Export Tool:
Install the client tool to import and export files in large numbers from your workstation.
Hope this information helps.
Re: Project folders
When I go to use the Import tool, it is only finding my C:\ Drive
How can I change this to import files and folders from other drives on my PC?
thanks,
/kbjake
How can I change this to import files and folders from other drives on my PC?
thanks,
/kbjake
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Re: Project folders
Hello Kbjake,
The configuration file that controls where the import tool can access can be found in the following path:
/<inforouter installation folder>/config/AccessPaths.xml
Note: The <inforouter installation folder> is generally c:\inforouter.
The contents of this file by default looks like the following:
You can change it to look like this:
If you do not wish for the C: drive to be visible, simply remove the line that refers to the C: drive.
I hope this helps.
The Guru
The configuration file that controls where the import tool can access can be found in the following path:
/<inforouter installation folder>/config/AccessPaths.xml
Note: The <inforouter installation folder> is generally c:\inforouter.
The contents of this file by default looks like the following:
Code: Select all
<paths>
<item path="C:\"/>
</paths>
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<paths>
<item path="C:\"/>
<item path="F:\"/>
</paths>
I hope this helps.
The Guru
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