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I have created a place to upload documents - is there any way to organize it with folders like SharePoint? Right now it is just a dump of unrelated documents.

Tim McMonigle

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Doug Swartz

Tim, Did you create a page that people can upload files onto?

If so, you can create a tree of pages, with each page dedicated to a different subject, just like you would create a tree of folders in Sharepoint.

If you add a Page Tree macro to the pages, the user can easily navigate to the correct page(folder).

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Doug Swartz

Tim, Did you create a page that people can upload files onto?

If so, you can create a tree of pages, with each page dedicated to a different subject, just like you would create a tree of folders in Sharepoint.

If you add a Page Tree macro to the pages, the user can easily navigate to the correct page(folder).

Tim McMonigle

Thanks Doug...that worked. I had created a sub page tree, but did it the wrong way. I've now deleted that, and created the sub pages the way I want them. I had to manually save each file to my laptop and then upload...is there an easier way to drag and drop from one page to another?

Also, is there versioning on these documents?

Sorry for the newbie question - is Confluence and Wiki referring to the same thing?

Doug Swartz

Tim. Yes. Attachments are versioned. See this page for the documentation.

I never tried to drag and drop an attachment from one page to another. And, I can't see a way to make it work. sad

But this page tells you how to move it by entering the destination page name.

Tim McMonigle

Thanks Doug...you've been a great help!

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