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Frederik Krautwald	Monday 22 November 2010 9:12:50 am When an Exponential installation is made it automatically creates some Content Classes, such as article, folder, etc. Where are these defined in code? I want to be able to create a Content Class similar to Article, which automatically gets it Short name from Title in case it isn’t manually entered when published. How is this possible to do? Frederik Krautwald Executive Creative Director
Frederik Krautwald	Monday 22 November 2010 11:27:19 am Sorry, my mad! In no cases is does it happen that a Short name automatically gets assigned from a Content Object’s Name or Title. Should have checked better before posting. Nevertheless, I found out that Content Classes can be imported through packages. Frederik Krautwald Executive Creative Director
Romeo Antony	Monday 22 November 2010 12:04:05 pm Hi, you can easily create your custom classes whatever type that you need from the admin interface. got to setup tab and click on classes in th leftmenu , you can create your custom classes using different attrubutes that based on your needs. Within a 2 or 3 minutes you can create any complex classes

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Frederik Krautwald

Monday 22 November 2010 9:12:50 am

When an Exponential installation is made it automatically creates some Content Classes, such as article, folder, etc. Where are these defined in code?

I want to be able to create a Content Class similar to Article, which automatically gets it Short name from Title in case it isn’t manually entered when published. How is this possible to do?

Frederik Krautwald
Executive Creative Director

Frederik Krautwald

Monday 22 November 2010 11:27:19 am

Sorry, my mad! In no cases is does it happen that a Short name automatically gets assigned from a Content Object’s Name or Title. Should have checked better before posting. Nevertheless, I found out that Content Classes can be imported through packages.

Frederik Krautwald
Executive Creative Director

Romeo Antony

Monday 22 November 2010 12:04:05 pm

Hi, you can easily create your custom classes whatever type that you need from the admin interface.

got to setup tab and click on classes in th leftmenu , you can create your custom classes using different attrubutes that based on your needs. Within a 2 or 3 minutes you can create any complex classes