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4 years 9 months ago #136117
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I can't find any information if it is possible, that some User could Upload some Documents directly via frotend??
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4 years 9 months ago #136118
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Hi Benjamin,
Edocman has feature to allow user to create documents at frontend side. If user has permission to "Create" in Edocman or specific Categories, they will able to upload documents on those categories. See more about Edocman ACL here: edocmandocs.joomservices.com/getting-started/edocman_acl
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Edocman has feature to allow user to create documents at frontend side. If user has permission to "Create" in Edocman or specific Categories, they will able to upload documents on those categories. See more about Edocman ACL here: edocmandocs.joomservices.com/getting-started/edocman_acl
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4 years 9 months ago #136119
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Hey Mr.Dam
Thank your for the fast reply. I will check out the Edocaman ACL.
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Thank your for the fast reply. I will check out the Edocaman ACL.
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4 years 9 months ago #136120
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In additional, you can setup menu to layout: "Edocman" - "Upload Document" to allow user to access to that layout to upload documents from frontend side.
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4 years 9 months ago - 4 years 9 months ago #136127
by Benjamin Brodwolf
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That I do not understand what you mean with that.
But anyway, an another issue:
When I do hovering with the Mouse the Label eg. Titel, Description ... in the Frontend-Upload View it will dissapear. I checket out the action what is going in and I can see, after I hovered a Label some JavaScript code (I think) set a new Style with "display: none". I do not understand why this happen. Do you have a idea?
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But anyway, an another issue:
When I do hovering with the Mouse the Label eg. Titel, Description ... in the Frontend-Upload View it will dissapear. I checket out the action what is going in and I can see, after I hovered a Label some JavaScript code (I think) set a new Style with "display: none". I do not understand why this happen. Do you have a idea?
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4 years 9 months ago #136161
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Hi Benjamin,
Maybe your current Joomla template has CSS to hide label when hover mouse above the Label tags. You just need to go to Edocman Configuration -> Tab: Custom CSS and add
label
{
display:block !important;
}
I hope the issue will be resolved
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Maybe your current Joomla template has CSS to hide label when hover mouse above the Label tags. You just need to go to Edocman Configuration -> Tab: Custom CSS and add
label
{
display:block !important;
}
I hope the issue will be resolved
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Dam
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4 years 9 months ago #136166
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Thanks Mr.Dam
That solved that issue.
Another Question to allow User to Upload File.
I want, that the User can only Upload File in a specific Folder.
Because right now, he can upload stuff in all Folders and Subfolders. How can I limite the availability?
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Another Question to allow User to Upload File.
I want, that the User can only Upload File in a specific Folder.
Because right now, he can upload stuff in all Folders and Subfolders. How can I limite the availability?
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4 years 9 months ago #136223
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Hi Benjamin,
You can assign permission "Create" with Joomla User group(s) with specific Categories. Thus, user won't able to upload documents on categories they don't have permission
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You can assign permission "Create" with Joomla User group(s) with specific Categories. Thus, user won't able to upload documents on categories they don't have permission
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4 years 9 months ago #136224
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Read more about Edocman ACL through this documentation:
edocmandocs.joomservices.com/getting-started/edocman_acl
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