How to add 'Add', 'Copy', 'Move' etc to composite view of documents from CS

Anthony Miller

Hi,

I've been tasked with quickly creating a view that looks like this:

I've tried a couple of options using a demo.html file that does the onReady function etc. I don't seem to be able to get the buttons to show at all.

I'm using a simple approach in the onReady function as follows:

csui.onReady( function() {

    // Create the server connector for the widgets.
    var connector = new csui.util.Connector( {
          connection: {
            url: "http://localhost/otcs/llisapi.dll/api/v1",
            supportPath: "/img",
            credentials: {
                username: "Admin",
                password: "livelink",
                domain: "" // optional
              }
         }
        } ),
    // Create the container browsing widget.
        browser = new csui.widget.FolderBrowserWidget( {
          connector: connector,
          placeholder: "#folderBrowser"
        } );



    // Display the container browsing widget.
    browser.show();

  });

Addendum: I tried the approach that listed on the KC as follows but this doesn't seem to work and produces script errors if I try to include model/containernode)

csui.onReady( function() {

  // connection
    var connector = new csui.util.Connector( {
      connection: {
        url: "http://localhost/otcs/llisapi.dll/api/v1",
        supportPath: "/img",
        credentials: {
                username: "Admin",
                password: "livelink",
                domain: "" // optional
              }
      }
    } );

    // container
    var container = new csui.model.ContainerNodeModel(
      { id: 2000 }, { connector: connector } );

    // populate container nodes with actions on reset
    var actionsHelper = new csui.util.ContainerActionsHelper( container );

    // menu
    var menu = new csui.widget.ContextMenuWidget();

    // position
    position = { my: 'left top' };

    // node and actions
    var node = container.children[0];
    var actions = node.actions;

    // show
    menu.showMenuAt( actions, position);

    });

I'm wondering if I am not including a particular reference somewhere, but I'm afraid I am stuck at present, so any help is gratefully received.

Grateful for your help in advance,

Anthony