Hi Roberto,
thanks for your quick response
My company is used to find files they need through clicking down the folderstructure in the explorer.
I want to replicate this with the “Cabinet” view.
But now I can only see files from the cabinet I click on.
Ideally I can see also the files from the sub-levels from the cabinet I click on.
Regards,
Erik
In order to support that the cabinet tree would need to be displayed in the sidebar. This would allow an experience similar to a file browser. However as others have found out, this breaks the user interface and is not scalable to more than a few cabinet levels.
If the users that are going to access the cabinet documents don’t require all the features of the user interface, you can use cabinet mirroring, introduced in version 4.3.
With cabinet mirroring, the cabinet structure is exported as a read only virtual filesystem which you can then mount to your users. From their point of view it a regular network drive and browseable using the OS file explorer.
I achieved this using API calls which I called from PHP code
The MayanApiService contains the CURL code to connect to Mayan.
The buildTree() function creates a nested tree from a flat list of cabinets to reflect the hierarchy.
'‘All Documents’ is a forced link - not a cabinet, I am just making it look like it came from Mayan
You mentioned the feature that was added: mirroring_mount_cabinet
I’m new to Mayan EDMS and I don’t understand how to use this feature. Where do I go to set this feature?
Does this go in the .env or compose file? google AI overview which says to navigate to the “system” and “storage” settings but I don’t see anything listed in the tools or settings that match. I’m not sure if that’s even correct because I can’t find any other documentation or links to see where the AI pulled that from.