See “Can I put my documents in folders?” under the FAQ.
Well, this is for developers. May be you can add a folder taxonomy to your plugin?
The custom taxonomy generator is a quick wizard that should create a stand-alone plugin file for you. A basic understanding of WordPress is needed, but it should not require any coding.
Well, I did not make it work, the site was corrupted. And how do you connect it to your plugin? An example would be nice.
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I need this as well.
I tried WordPress Custom Taxonomy and there was an error when I pasted the code in the functions.php so I removed it.
EDIT: I also need to display them front end to a specific group. The domain.com/documents does not work.
Link to my post trying to get assistance. http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/help-need-plugin?replies=1#post-2609938
WP Document Revisions should do exactly what you’ve described in both threads with very little configuration.
I can’t speak to the error you are having, but I know I’ve used that generator with several projects, and have not had any trouble. There may be some other plugins that have graphic interfaces to do the same, but I have not used them so I cannot reccomend one.
As for permissions, take a look at either the Members plugin or Role Scoper, both of which should allow you to lock down permissions to certain post types, categories, etc.
/Documents should work if pretty permalinks is enabled (and your theme displays posts on index.php), otherwise ?post_type = documents should do the same.
I hope the above prove helpful, otherwise, I am glad to connect on a more formal basis if this is something you are interested in pursuing.
Custom Post Type UI is a popular plugin that creates both custom post types and custom taxonomies.
How do I connect a custom taxonomy to WP Document Revisions?
