About the Document and File Repository and Instructions on Usage

This powerful component allows authors, clubs, and groups to upload large quantities of documents for planning and advocacy purposes directly in the front end of the Backcountry BC.  It also allows Authors to easily insert any uploaded document into their articles.  By default, uploaded documents can be viewed by the public and can be downloaded by any logged in Registered User.  The Respository also contains powerful privacy controls which allow for specific documents or document categories to be accessible only by certain users and user groups if desired.

Note: We encourage all authors to make as much of the File Repository available to the public as is possible (to view and to download).

How do I Upload a Document to the File Repository? (For Authors Only)

Method 1) In the File Repository, click on the "Upload Document" Menu item on the right and follow the instructions.  Please be thoughtful of your choice of category, and when in doubt, choose "Non-categorized User Uploads"

Method 2) In the File Repository, navigate to the desired category where the file is to be uploaded (using the categories layout at the bottom or using the Menu on the Right).  Click on the "Upload" button on the right of the page.  The category will be automatically set to your current location.

Method 3) While creating or editing a new article, click on the "Document" button at the bottom of the editor (See Screenshot Above).  There is the ability to upload a document into any category here.

What if there isn't a category relvant for my document?

Make your request through our Request New Categories form.

Alternatively, upload your document to the "Non-categorized User Uploads" category and let the Web Team figure it out where it should go. 

How do I add a document in the File Repository to my Article?

While creating or editing a new article, click on the "Document" button at the bottom of the editor (See Screenshot Above).  This feature allows you to easily add any document(s) from the File Repository into your article.  The "Document" button also features an upload document function as well.  Multiple documents can be added into a single article if desired.

Part IV - Instructions for Authors

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