topic Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects in Alfresco Archive

Ugh, Multiple Objects

stevescott — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:14:17 GMT

We've got our alfresco repository which contains an htm file which is supposed to load up a few javascript and css files, along with a flash video presentation…question I have is how the heck do I get it so that I click on the index.htm and the other items come down. It's way too much work to edit

Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects

mrogers — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:53:39 GMT

Can you use a relative path for your javascript or css includes?

Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects

stevescott — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:55:28 GMT

Can you use a relative path for your javascript or css includes?

Well the idea is
1) Media Talk is recorded
2) Files auto-publish to a new space
(so that all works)

3) Click the index.htm
4) File plays

There's about 170 assets that get thrown into the folder, so there's no real way to get someone to manually tweak each time a new one goes in

Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects

mrogers — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:38:42 GMT

So what is this "index.htm" And what's its relationship to the media files?

Does it exist in Alfresco or is it part of your application. It may be that this file is better off being generated or computed rather than being a static htm file.

Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects

stevescott — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:40:25 GMT

So what is this "index.htm" And what's its relationship to the media files?

Does it exist in Alfresco or is it part of your application. It may be that this file is better off being generated or computed rather than being a static htm file.

It's being generated by a media capture device, which also generates css\js which have urls pointing at the same folder they're in

Re: Ugh, Multiple Objects

stevescott — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:41:02 GMT

So what is this "index.htm" And what's its relationship to the media files?

Does it exist in Alfresco or is it part of your application. It may be that this file is better off being generated or computed rather than being a static htm file.

It's being generated by a media capture device, which also generates css\js which have urls pointing at the same folder they're in

Is there a way to perhaps get a ticket and get the content via path?