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templatedata directory

philipcz

Hello,
I have a customer asking a question about the Teamsite Templating directory structure

From the Teamsite Formspublisher examples and my experience, I have always used this structure under templaetdata&colon;
(Category)
|
|---(type)
|
|--data(dir)
|--presentation(dir)
|--datacapture.cfg

However, my customer says that he would like this structure under templatedata&colon;

(Category name)
|
|--data(dir)
|--presentation(dir)
|--datacapture.cfg

I am not sure, but can this be done, and if it can be done how?
Thanks in Advance
Phil Czajkowski
Quotient Inc

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sunil_j

Templating capabilities of TeamSite need to organize any DataCapture Templates into Template Category and Data Type. Why is your customer asking this question? Doesn't he /she have more than one Data Type for each Category?

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philipcz

Hi
Thanks for the reply.

The customer is not familiar or very experienced with Teamsite.
I told the customer on several occasions that templating is built on a category/type structure.
This is what I have seen with 4 years of working with teamsite.
I am just looking for a definitive answer.
Templating has to have a category/type structure

Phil

gzevin

you got that answer. it's category/data type

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU

Migrateduser

You're absolutely right.

Daev