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Folder structure alphabeticall order
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The answer will depend on, whether the US folder is nt:folder or a sling:folder
nt:folder -: This node type represents a plain file system folder (it can have nt:folder and nt:file children and only a few restricted meta data properties) // so quite restricted in terms of properties and nodes.
sling:folder -: This node type is basically nt:folder + nt:unstructured in one, i.e. it can be used inside other nt:folders. // should be used more often.
sling:orderedFolder -: The following node type is sling:folder + an ordering scheme bundled into one. The assets could be ordered in the List View by drag and dropping a handle at the right hand side of the list – as long as the parent folder was set to "Orderable" (i.e. had a "sling:OrderedFolder" type in JCR).
Aanchal Sikka
Correct answer by
The answer will depend on, whether the US folder is nt:folder or a sling:folder
nt:folder -: This node type represents a plain file system folder (it can have nt:folder and nt:file children and only a few restricted meta data properties) // so quite restricted in terms of properties and nodes.
sling:folder -: This node type is basically nt:folder + nt:unstructured in one, i.e. it can be used inside other nt:folders. // should be used more often.
sling:orderedFolder -: The following node type is sling:folder + an ordering scheme bundled into one. The assets could be ordered in the List View by drag and dropping a handle at the right hand side of the list – as long as the parent folder was set to "Orderable" (i.e. had a "sling:OrderedFolder" type in JCR).
Aanchal Sikka
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