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Upload problems in Studio

richard_evans

I have just started with alfresco & studio & am running through the samples.

I am falling at the very basic hurdle of uploading a new image & would welcome a hand as this must be a very basic misunderstanding on my part.

- In Studio under the Web Content slider, the "Upload," "Folder" and "Remove" icons are disabled.

I CAN upload in the corresponding Web Project under Alfresco navigator but I'm sure I ought to be able to do this without swapping app. I am logged on as admin/admin, the user that created the Web Project in Studio.

Thanks
Richard

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uzi

Hi Richard,

With the Labs 3D release of Studio, you can use any of the repository interfaces to upload files. The most common one is probably CIFS. Or FTP. You can mount a drive, for example, and then just copy things through drag and drop into your sandbox.

That said, you're quite right that you will be able to do this from within the tool.

The plan is for Web Studio to offer multi-file upload capabilities very similar to what you see in Alfresco Share. This lets you load assets directly into your sandbox via the web client. This is appealing since, as you mentioned, it doesn't require that you jump over to an alternate interface (such as a mapped/shared drive).

Others may feel that a mapped drive is more convenient since it provides better integration to their existing tools. For example, someone working on graphics files or via an IDE of some sort might find the file system integration much more appealing. By dragging things into their sandbox, they gain all the advantages of changesets, versioning and whole lot.

At any rate, look for this to come in the future. We have the icons there, as you noted, but they are disabled in Labs 3D. We just didn't get that far in time but it is "in the queue" (as they like to say here in the UK).

Michael