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Last Post 06/25/2010 3:49 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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06/01/2010 9:10 PM
I have edit permissions on my DMX folders for a large number of users. Someone dragged and dropped a folder (Folder A) which was in the root collection to some other folder, through the UI. The problems I have are 1. I cannot find out who actually moved the folder as drag and drops do not seem to be logged in DMX_Log or through notifications. 2. I cannot move the folder back to the root collection even if I log in as host or admin. Is there any way to track drag & drops. Can this feature be disabled. Is there any way I can get the folder back into the root collection. My root collection is the default Document Exchange root. I did see posts on the forum to update collectionid in the DMX_Entries table. If I update the collection id for Folder A to the root collection, would all sub folders and docs in it be moved as well. I tested on development and it seems to work well but I just wanted to confirm this. Thanks.

Peter Donker

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06/02/2010 7:31 PM
In the upcoming version there will be a fix for the lack of logging. Later I will look at adding an option to switch off the feature. It is quite powerful ... Peter

torheskje

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06/23/2010 5:24 PM
We are reorganizing the folder structure in our DMX 5 installation. I can move (cut and paste) folders to other folders, but I also need to move subfolders to become top folders (below the standard Document Exchange root). How do I do that?

Peter Donker

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06/25/2010 3:49 PM
Hi Tor, You can drag n drop in the main DMX UI. Grab a folder in the grid view and drag it to the treeview on the left. Note this is a powerful feature (just like in Windows) so make sure to drop correctly. Note that just like in Windows this does not affect the permissions on the content that is moved. Peter

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