HI,
I have created a query based taxonomy. What I find is the classification happens with same name as taxonomy name. If I need to add a folder structure for the classification to happen, how should it be done.
The documentation says"Now create the categories of the taxonomy manually in the form of individual folders. You do this in the Category Browser iView (Content Manager -->repositories --> Taxonomies). Name the folders and create a new folder hierarchy targeted to your needs."
However, I do not find that path. Please advise where and how exactly is this done.
Thanks and regards,
Arun
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Hi Arun,
let me just give u the steps for the same:
1) Create an index(classification) which will point to the repository created by you.In the Taxonomy specify a 'Query Based' Taxonomy.
2) Go to Content Management> Classification>Taxonomies. Open the folder(the taxonomy which you have created). Within that you will find another folder(the index which you have specified).Within this folder, create the folders(the required folder structure for classification).
3) Go to Content Management> Classification>Taxonomy Query Builder.Select your taxonomy and accordingly build the query as per your needs.
4) Once you have built the queries, go to actual path of that particular folder in Content Admin-> km content and upload a file which is in accordance with the built-queries so that the file will be classfied.
5) Now go to Content Management> Classification>Taxonomies and you will be able to see the file in the required folder(once it has been indexed).
Regards,
Prathamesh
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Hi Arun,
Yes, a new folder structure is to be created in the folder(index folder) under your taxonomy folder. These folders are meant only to classify the files which you will put in the Actual folder(in KM).
That is, there will be only one folder in KM(the data source of your index) where you will upload your files, but you will get a classified view(as if they reside in different folders) when you will see it under content management-> Classification-->Taxonomies.
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