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Reopening the Subject of File Folders in File Manager 10 years 11 months ago #25202

cespana
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One of the support FAQ's says: Can I create folders in the file manager?
Written by Bo Bennett on 27 October 2011. Posted in File Manager

I tried this and it doesn't work the way I had hoped. Trying to create a "Past Newsletters" foldername followed by a colon and addtional file names separated by a colon just made one long file name of the phrase 0402_Newsltr.pdf: 040913_Newsltr.pdf: etc.

I had to upload a newsletter file name, then reedit the File Manager listed name by placing Past Newsletters: in front of the file name. Then each time I added a newsletter, I had to do this procedure each time for each new newsletter.

Am I missing something?

Carlos
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Reopening the Subject of File Folders in File Manager 10 years 11 months ago #25203

RogerM Visitor	Carlos, To use the folders, the file names would be: Past Newsletters:040213_Newsltr.pdf Past Newsletters:040913_Newsltr.pdf Past Newsletters:041613_Newsltr.pdf Not all on one line.
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Reopening the Subject of File Folders in File Manager 10 years 11 months ago #25204

cespana Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	We have a series of meeting pictures. We would like to create a FOLDERNAME and have separate files of say 6-8 pictures. Using the concepts in File Manager, can we create this somewhere on our website. Presently we create separate web pages, which looks a bit unsightly. Thanks! Carlos This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Club No. 589646
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