Introduction
This package lets you add a archetypes.multifile field into any archetypes object using schemaextender.
Usage
Install package by adding the egg into your buildout cfg:
[instance] ... eggs = collective.multifilesextender zcml = collective.multifilesextenderRerun buildout
To turn it on, mark desired type with IMultiFileExtendable marker interface. For instance the following adds multifile field into ATDocument. You can put it into any zcml that is included when you start instance:
<five:implements class="Products.ATContentTypes.content.document.ATDocument" interface="collective.multifilesextender.interfaces.IMultiFileExtendable" />
Start the instance
Install it via QuickInstaller
TODO
Add some tests
Credits
Package developed by Matous Hora http://dms4u.cz Changelog =========
1.1 - (2009-10-23)
added danish translatation
1.0 - Released
Initial release
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