Attachments
Multiple attachments plug-in
Description
This plug-in allows you to add multiple attachments to the same article. Attachments are being listed in a box within article page and they open/download on a click.
For general install and uninstall instructions, please refer to Manage plug-ins section of user guide
Access
The path to the Attachments plug-in:
Click on the Articles link (which is located Under "Content" in Main menu at the top of your administrator panel).
Choose Attachments tab when adding/editing an article.
User level
This plug-in can be accessed only by users belonging to groups that are allowed to manage Multiple attachments plug-in.
Actions
Go to your Administration => Content => Articles and choose to add or edit an article. Open Attachments tab and you'll see article preferences menu on the left and attachments area on the right of the screen.
You must save the article before you can add attachments.
Add attachments to an article
Click on the +Add new attachment button and either choose previously uploaded file(s) that you want to attach to that article or upload them on a pop-up window that will appear.
For more information on how to use File picker, please refer to this article.
Manage attachments
When added to an article, attachments will be listed on Attachments tab on the articles editing page. Click and drag the files to change the order they appear in on the article page.
Double-click the attachment to add "Title" and "Description". On the right-hand side fill-in necessary fields and then click on "Apply" button.
To remove an attachment from an article just click Delete icon next to its name.

Show attachments on the article page and allow users to download them
Attachments will be displayed in a box and they will be opened/downloaded on a click. To add this box anywhere on your article page you should edit default.tpl file located in VIVVO_TEMPLATE_DIR/article and add the following line on desired place (for example right below <div id=“box_right_holder”>):
<vte:include file="{VIVVO_TEMPLATE_DIR}box/plugin_multiple_attachments.tpl" />
