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How to get how many folders and sub folders are present in a site ?

raju_gonda

can anyone help me in this..

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yash_patel_c2

Hi,

You can use lucene search for searching all the content of type cm:folder for that particular site and then just get the length of the result.

var result = lucene.search("-----Your Query----");

var a = result.length;

Thanks,

Yash

kintu_barot

You can use the following javascript code and execute it in a recursive way.

var site = companyhome.childByNamePath("Sites/<site-name>/documentLibrary");
var count = site.children.length;

The above code will give you the number of children present in documentLibrary.

You can use the same to get the subfolders.

Regards,

Kintu

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raju_gonda

I don't know javascript, can you pls give me the code with recursive logic and also give me the URL pattern for this

raju_gonda

Hi Yash..!!

I have no idea about lucene search can tell me the alternate way for getting folders and sub folders

kintu_barot

Use the following code:

var site = companyhome.childByNamePath("Sites/test/documentLibrary");
var children = site.children;
var numberOfChildren = site.children.length;
var count = 0;
for (var index = 0; index < numberOfChildren; index++) {
      if(children[index].isContainer){
          c = children[index].children.length;
          count = count + c + 1;
      } else {
          //uncomment following line if you want to count the document as well
          //count = count +1;
      }
}
logger.log(count);

I hope you know where to use it.

Note: replace the 'test' with your site name.

Regards,

Kintu

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raju_gonda

It is giving wrong count

Can you once check?

afaust

Please, never recommend using the luceneSearch operation. That operation is a legacy holdover from Alfresco 2.x/3.x. Lucene is no longer the primary search language, and since Alfresco 4.x has not received any of the various performance improvements that have been accorded to FTS / CMIS. Ideally, only ever use the generic query() operation and specifically use the "fts-alfresco" or "cmis-strict"/"cmis-alfresco" query languages.

yash_patel_c2

Thanks for the clarification!