Interarchy plugins install#

OK the 'Security Settings - Trusted Sites Zone' dialogĭownload and install the signed firefox plugin from the Foswiki site:.Scroll down to 'Initialise and script Active X controls not marked as safe for scripting'.Scroll down to the 'ActiveX controls and plug-ins' section.In the dialog, add the webdav site e.g.Deselect 'Require server verification' unless this is an https: site.Select Security and select the 'Trusted Sites' zone.Note: if you want to be able to open WebFolders from Firefox, you may find the 'Open as WebFolder' Firefox extension to be of value (not included in this package). The template is not guaranteed to work with other skins, but should provide sufficient inspiration for you to be able to customise them if necessary. You will see a 'WebDAV' column in attachment tables (and in Internet Explorer only, an 'Open WebFolder' link on the right).

Interarchy plugins skin#

The template is enabled by adding webdav to the skin path (see SitePreferences), for example: This plugin ships with a skin template, templates/, that customises some features of the default skins to include appropriate links to open attachments and folders. Opens attachments using native applications. If the directories where you store Foswiki attachments on the server are accessible using WebDAV, you can configure attachment tables with a control that URLs you specify in the plugin configuration.Īdjust Attachment Tables for displaying WebDAV-Links The plugin will automatically detect links in your pages that refer to the You must run configure and give a value for so the plugin knows where your WebDAV servers are. If you have any problems, or if the extension isn't available in configure, then you can still install manually from the command-line.

Use 'Find More Extensions' to get a list of available extensions. Open configure, and open the 'Extensions' section. The following instructions are for the administrator who installs the extension on the server. You do not need to install anything in the browser to use this extension. Links that refer to the webdav servers you identify.īoth Internet Explorer and Firefox require some client-side setup Will scan your topics for anchor links, and automatically redirect those You don't have to do anything other than enable and configure the plugin. The plugin supports the following standard file extensions for openingįiles in Microsoft Office tools from Internet Explorer: It is designed specifically for use with the WebDAVContrib, but isįlexible enough to be used with any WebDAV provider.

This plugin adds support that helps you edit files held inĪpplications (such as Microsoft Word) when you click on a link in the browser.

Mount WebDAV as Network Drive via Transmit.

Adjust Attachment Tables for displaying WebDAV-Links.