3.5 beta: How can I create sub-items of the content's root folder?

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Ben Peter	Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:04:15 am Greetings, it is a bit embarassing to ask this: I have installed the 3.5 beta and the one thing that I cannot find is the "Create Here" functionality for creating new objects in the root content folder. Neither in the default view, nor in the context menu of the node in the tree navigation can I find any hint on how to create an article or a new folder within the folder. Can anyone enlighten me? Cheers, Ben
Frederik Holljen	Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:11:32 am In the sub-items window where all the children are located there are controls to create new children.
Ben Peter	Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:27:14 am Frederik, Thanks a lot for your answer. There is no sub-items window on the root folder in my installation, so I assume that something must have gone wrong with the installation (although I am not new to ezpublish in general and usually know my way round). I'll keep trying. Thanks, Ben

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Ben Peter

Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:04:15 am

Greetings,

it is a bit embarassing to ask this: I have installed the 3.5 beta and the one thing that I cannot find is the "Create Here" functionality for creating new objects in the root content folder. Neither in the default view, nor in the context menu of the node in the tree navigation can I find any hint on how to create an article or a new folder within the folder.

Can anyone enlighten me?

Cheers,
Ben

Frederik Holljen

Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:11:32 am

In the sub-items window where all the children are located there are controls to create new children.

Ben Peter

Wednesday 27 October 2004 4:27:14 am

Frederik,

Thanks a lot for your answer. There is no sub-items window on the root folder in my installation, so I assume that something must have gone wrong with the installation (although I am not new to ezpublish in general and usually know my way round). I'll keep trying.

Thanks,
Ben