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[GH-ISSUE #112] Feature request: link to file of origin #110
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Originally created by @noviceiii on GitHub (Jan 10, 2018).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/RD17/ambar/issues/112
Raised feature request as suggested in issue #109 by sochix.
Description:
There is a samba server on the same machine as ambar or in an accessible network. It could be handy to link search results directly to the source files.
as a User:
As a User, I can search for a document in ambar. I see an additional "download arraow" next to the existing one. When hoovering it says "Download from Origin". It also looks a little different than the arrow existing. When I click on the new arrow, the file download starts from the directory/source the document was scanned.
as an Administrator:
I can see a new value in config.json "OriginLinking" with valid values of true or false (boolean).
If true
. all indexed documents are linked to the directory of origin
if false
. no changes as of today
System
The path to dir is taken from settings XML locations:host_name | locations:ip_address / locations:location.
However, maybe it is probably better to introduce a new (optional) value in settings -> locations e.g
locations:OriginLink
@hbh7 commented on GitHub (Apr 2, 2018):
That would be nice to have. I don't even see a download button currently, unless I'm missing something.
@sochix commented on GitHub (Jun 8, 2018):
Done in the latest version
@noviceiii commented on GitHub (Jul 3, 2018):
Thank you! Gonna test.
(haven't figured out how to use it yet..)