File Manager for 2nd Site

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2/4/2007 1:04:44 PM
SkorMT
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File Manager for 2nd Site

I've been trying to get the Filemanager to appear for a second site I Have running.

According to the information in the master site,  it "looks" like it should be there, but when I actually login as admin on the second site, it's not on the list

Site Settings
Content Manager
Add/Edit Pages
Role Administration
Url Manager

I removed the WebParts stuff since I'm on a medium trusted host.

Thanks again for any info
2/4/2007 2:19:37 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: File Manager for 2nd Site

Here's how to do it.

1. In the master site go to Admin > Feature Modules. Click the gear next to File Manager. Uncheck the Is Admin checkbox and save.

2. Create a new page in the second site, name it File Manager and make its parent the Admin page.

3. On the new page click the pencil to get to PageLayout.aspx, add the File Manager to the page.

4. Go back to the master site and edit the File Manager feature again and check the box that says Is Admin.

Features marked as Is Admin do not show up on the list of available features. I probably should change the label from Is Admin to Exclude from Content List

Hope it helps,

Joe
2/4/2007 8:11:58 PM
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Re: File Manager for 2nd Site

Worked perfectly ... thanks
8/4/2008 8:12:09 PM
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Re: File Manager for 2nd Site

Hi Joe;

In version 2.2.5.8 MSSQL; on the Master Site,  Admin > Feature Modules FileManager doesn't appear.

Is there some new way I can get FileManager active for sub-sites?

Metta,
Dale E. Moore

8/5/2008 6:12:50 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: File Manager for 2nd Site

There are Web.config settings for some things like this about child sites:

<add key="AllowFileManagerInChildSites" value="false" />

change it to true if you want to allow it

Best,

Joe

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