12-07-2020 09:09 AM
Hello,
is there any way to add / change value of given property for selected nodes / documents in a Share application? Action should by accessible only for specific document type (custom).
Thank you.
12-10-2020 08:09 AM
Hi @miroslav
Yes, I can see what you want to achieve but this isn't possible in Share out of the box. So you will need to do some/lots of custom code. A good place to start would be the docs tutorials on Share extensions. See also Jeff Pott's tutorials.
Alternatively, you could look at implementing this functionality using the Alfresco Developer Framework - this is the more future-proof approach. If you load http://localhost:8080/# you should see the Alfresco Content Application, which is built using the ADF. It's more lightweight in terms of functionality than Share, but was designed for a different use case.
HTH,
12-07-2020 11:24 AM
Hi @miroslav
I'm wondering if you could elaborate your requirement a little more?
Do you mean update the custom property manually or via some action?
Are you thinking about bulk updating all documents of type 'custom' or individually?
Is the document property unique to the custom document type or shared across >1 document type?
Will the document properties be applied via an aspect?
Thanks,
12-08-2020 04:56 AM
Hi @EddieMay ,
the property is defined in custom type, I would like to select several files of given type (mycustomtype) and set the value (1) of the property (mycustomtype:myclassification) for all of them.
Thank you.
12-08-2020 07:13 AM
Hi @miroslav
Bulk update functionality is not really supported in Share - see this overview of what looks like a similar request to yours.
However, that's not to say it can't be done at all - this hub post has some pointers, and this post looks at alternative approaches.
HTH,
12-10-2020 04:40 AM
Hi @EddieMay,
thank you for your reply, I will go through the links.
12-10-2020 08:09 AM
Hi @miroslav
Yes, I can see what you want to achieve but this isn't possible in Share out of the box. So you will need to do some/lots of custom code. A good place to start would be the docs tutorials on Share extensions. See also Jeff Pott's tutorials.
Alternatively, you could look at implementing this functionality using the Alfresco Developer Framework - this is the more future-proof approach. If you load http://localhost:8080/# you should see the Alfresco Content Application, which is built using the ADF. It's more lightweight in terms of functionality than Share, but was designed for a different use case.
HTH,
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