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+ <data name =" AddContent.Action" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Add New Document</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" Title.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Title</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <value >Created By</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" DownloadLink.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Download</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" CreatedDate.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Created Date</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" Description.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Description</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" SortIndex.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Sort Index</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" ModifiedBy.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Modified By</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" ModifiedDate.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Modified Date</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" Owner.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Owner</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <value >Category</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" LastUpdated.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Last Updated</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" Size.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Size</value >
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+ </data >
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+ <value >< h1> About the Documents Module< /h1>
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+ < p> The Documents Module produces a list of documents with links to view or
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+ download the document (depending on the user's browser settings). Documents can
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+ be located within the portal, or can be a link to another website or portal.
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+ < /p>
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+ < p>
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+ The document title, category, description, document owner, name of the user who
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+ created the document, the user who last updated the document, creation date,
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+ the date that the document was added or last updated, and the file size
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+ (internal documents only) are available for each listing. Link click tracking
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+ and logging are also available.
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+ < /p>
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+ < p>
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+ In the module settings page, you can configure the columns that are displayed,
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+ the column order& nbsp;and the sort order of the documents listed. The documents
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+ module supports the DotNetNuke core "secure storage" feature, so that documents
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+ stored securely are not available to unauthorized users.
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+ < /p>
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+ < h1> Document Module Settings< /h1>
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+ < ol>
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+ < li>
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+ < b> Use Documents Categories List:< /b>
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+ Sets whether to use a free-text field for the document category field, or use a
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+ list defined in the Host-& gt;Lists page. If you want to use a drop-down list,
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+ create a list in the Lists page called "Document Categories".
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+ < li>
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+ < b> Show Title Link:< /b>
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+ Sets whether or not to show the document title (if included in the display
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+ columns) as a hyperlink to the document.
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+ < li>
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+ < b> Display Columns: < /b>
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+ Sets which columns to display, and allows you to set what order to display the
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+ columns in.
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+ < li>
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+ < b> Sorting: < /b> Sets the sort order that documents are displayed in. You can
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+ add multiple sort orders to add more than one "key" to sort by.
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+ < /li>
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+ < /ol>
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+ < h1> Add a Document< /h1>
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+ < ol>
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+ < li>
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+ Add a < b> Documents< /b> module, or go to an existing < b> Documents< /b>
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+ module.
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+ < li>
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+ Click < b> Add New Document< /b> .
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+ < li>
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+ At < b> Title< /b> , enter a title for the document.
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+ < li>
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+ At < b> Link Type< /b> , select < b> URL< /b> or < b> File< /b> and then at < b> Link< /b>
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+ select or enter the required URL or file.
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+ < li>
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+ At < b> Track Number Of Times This Link Is Clicked?< /b>
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+ (optional), check the box if required.
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+ < li>
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+ At < b> Log The User, Date, And Time For Every Link Click< /b>
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+ (optional), check the box if required.
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+ < li>
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+ At < b> Category< /b>
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+ (optional), enter a category for the document.
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+ < li>
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+ Click < b> Update< /b> .< /li>
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+ < /ol>
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+ < h1> CSS Styling for the Documents Module< /h1>
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+ < P> The documents module renders an "outside" DIV tag with a CLASS attribute of
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+ "DNN_Documents". Each header cell has a CLASS attribute of [Name]Header, where
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+ [Name] is the column name - for example "TitleHeader", "SizeHeader",
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+ "CategoryHeader". Each data cell has a CLASS attribute of [Name]Item, for
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+ example "TitleItem", "SizeItem", "CategoryItem".< /P>
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+ < P> This allows skin developers to control the CSS style of individual columns.
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+ For example, use the following CSS to render the size column in red and set the
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+ column width to 50 pixels:< /P>
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+ < P>< FONT face="Courier New" size="2">& nbsp; .DNN_Documents .SizeItem {color: red;
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+ width: 50px} < /FONT>
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+ < /P>
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+ </value >
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+ </data >
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+ <data name =" Clicks.Text" xml : space =" preserve" >
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+ <value >Clicks</value >
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+ </data >
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+ </root >
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