The icons that display for
documents of various formats are located in the directory:
/webtop/wdk/theme/documentum/icons/format/
Each format has 2 icons; a 16
pixel by 16 pixels GIF formatted image file and a 32 pixel by 32 pixels GIF
formatted image file. You can edit / create these files in any image editing
application which supports the export of these icons images as "Graphics
Interchange Format" (GIF).
The file naming convention is as
follows:
f_<format name>_16.gif
f_<format name>_32.gif
Where <format name> is the
"name" attribute for the dm_format object that represents the format
you are creating or modifying. In the folder contents view the 16x16 icon is
displayed and in the properties page the larger 32x32 icon is displayed.
Example 1:
Create a custom icon for a
format name "mp3", which is not already included in Webtop:
I started f_zip_16.gif and
f_zip_32.gif are generic blank document icons.
I edited them in Microsoft Paint
and saved them in the above icons/format directory, as:
f_mp3_16.gif and f_mp3_32.gif
Starting Webtop I imported an
mp3 file and when viewing the folder contents the document displayed the newly
created icon. Viewing properties on the new format should show your new large
icon.
Example 2:
Create a new format in DA fir
WinRAR archives.
Name: winrar
Default File Extension: rar
Windows Application: WinRAR.exe
Follow the same procedure above
to create two custom icon image files and save them in the
/webtop/wdk/theme/documentum/icons/format/ directory as:
f_winrar_16.gif
f_winrar_32.gif
Import a document with a .rar
file extension and save it as a WinRAR format in the Docbase. View the folder
contents and Properties of this document.
Restart the application server
and you should see the custom icons you created for this format.
Let me know if you have any
questions.
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