How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?

[A.K.V.]

Hi,

How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?

best regards
Antonio

[Darren Liu]

I don't think it's possible, what our clients does is linked to an
external resource like sharepoint for their attachements. If someone
can figure out how to attach to a knowledge base, please share, I
would like to know.

thanks!

Darren Liu
Crowe Chizek and Company
http://www.crowecrm.com

Post by A.K.V.
Hi,
How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?
best regards
Antonio

[Omni Web Logix]

Below are the steps I used to add an image attachment:

1. Site settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. On the New Site Column page, give your new site column a name (i.e. PictureUpload)
3. Select "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" as the column type
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Browse to your knowledge base list library
6. Settings -> Document Library Settings
7. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
8. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
9. On the "Add Columns to List Content Type: Knowledge Base Article" page, select columns from Custom Columns
10. Click the Add button and press the OK button

Now when you add a new article, you will see the "Click to add a new picture" on the page.

Post by A.K.V.
Hi,
How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?
best regards
Antonio

Post by Darren Liu
I don't think it's possible, what our clients does is linked to an
external resource like sharepoint for their attachements. If someone
can figure out how to attach to a knowledge base, please share, I
would like to know.
thanks!
Darren Liu
Crowe Chizek and Company
http://www.crowecrm.com
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[Omni Web Logix]

1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK

When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.

Post by A.K.V.
Hi,
How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?
best regards
Antonio

Post by Darren Liu
I don't think it's possible, what our clients does is linked to an
external resource like sharepoint for their attachements. If someone
can figure out how to attach to a knowledge base, please share, I
would like to know.
thanks!
Darren Liu
Crowe Chizek and Company
http://www.crowecrm.com

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. On the New Site Column page, give your new site column a name (i.e. PictureUpload)
3. Select "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" as the column type
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Browse to your knowledge base list library
6. Settings -> Document Library Settings
7. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
8. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
9. On the "Add Columns to List Content Type: Knowledge Base Article" page, select columns from Custom Columns
10. Click the Add button and press the OK button
Now when you add a new article, you will see the "Click to add a new picture" on the page.
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[Omni Web Logix]

1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK

When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.

Post by A.K.V.
Hi,
How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?
best regards
Antonio

Post by Darren Liu
I don't think it's possible, what our clients does is linked to an
external resource like sharepoint for their attachements. If someone
can figure out how to attach to a knowledge base, please share, I
would like to know.
thanks!
Darren Liu
Crowe Chizek and Company
http://www.crowecrm.com

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. On the New Site Column page, give your new site column a name (i.e. PictureUpload)
3. Select "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" as the column type
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Browse to your knowledge base list library
6. Settings -> Document Library Settings
7. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
8. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
9. On the "Add Columns to List Content Type: Knowledge Base Article" page, select columns from Custom Columns
10. Click the Add button and press the OK button
Now when you add a new article, you will see the "Click to add a new picture" on the page.

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK
When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.
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[Omni Web Logix]

1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK

When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.

Post by A.K.V.
Hi,
How to add attachments into the Knowledge Base?
I heard that its possible with some code.
Is there anyone outthere with a small handy guide for that :-)
or even a ready to use codesnippet?
best regards
Antonio

Post by Darren Liu
I don't think it's possible, what our clients does is linked to an
external resource like sharepoint for their attachements. If someone
can figure out how to attach to a knowledge base, please share, I
would like to know.
thanks!
Darren Liu
Crowe Chizek and Company
http://www.crowecrm.com

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. On the New Site Column page, give your new site column a name (i.e. PictureUpload)
3. Select "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" as the column type
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Browse to your knowledge base list library
6. Settings -> Document Library Settings
7. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
8. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
9. On the "Add Columns to List Content Type: Knowledge Base Article" page, select columns from Custom Columns
10. Click the Add button and press the OK button
Now when you add a new article, you will see the "Click to add a new picture" on the page.

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK
When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.

Post by Omni Web Logix
1. Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Site Columns -> Create
2. Type "ImageUpload" in the column name field
3. Select the "Image with formatting and constraints for publishing" radio button"
4. Put this column into the "Custom Columns" group
5. Press OK
6. Browse to the Knowledge Base document library
7. Settings -> Document Library Settings
8. Click on the "Knowledge Base Article" content type
9. Click "Add from existing site or list columns"
10. Select Custom Columns from drop down
11. Select ImageUpload, press the Add button, and press OK
When you add a new article, you will now notice the "Click to add a new picture" at the bottom of the page.
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