Hi all,
After some more experimenting, I found the solution myself.
To add a directory description (and/or an icon), without showing the manifest.xml, do the following:
- move the content from the directory_with_description to a subdirectory inside the directory (ex: to dir_with_descr/content_dir/)
- add following manifest.xml to the directory_with_description (ex: in dir_with_descr/manifest.xml)
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<dc-metadata>
<Title>Title of the Directory</Title>
<Description>Description of the Directory</Description>
<Date>2007-01-01T00:00:00</Date>
</dc-metadata>
<y-metadata>
<image/>
<version>000</version>
</y-metadata>
</metadata>
<directory>
<content>content_dir</content>
</directory>
</package>
So to sum it up, the directory structure should be:
Code:
- dir_with_descr
+ manifest.xml
+ content_dir
+ file1.pdf
+ file2.pdf
...
When I tried this, I expected that it would be impossible to leave the subdir once you entered it, because when you go up one directory, you would be redirected to the subdir - I thought. But it seems the iRex people thought of that too ... because it works fine!
Another tiny tip: If you want to enter a description with two lines, just use the xml line feed ( ) or carriage return ( ).
Cheers,
Bert