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Add a file managed through DMX within another App

Last Post 01/06/2010 10:04 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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Sibylle Ramseier

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12/21/2009 4:08 PM
Hi we are working with DMX 5.02.01 and an ActiveSocial-Module (http://www.activemodules..../activesocial.aspx). From within the ActiveSocial-Module we have the possibility to add a file using the FCK-WYSIWYG-Editor. Which permissions do we have to set in order to able to add files managed through DMX? Or isn't it possible to do this? Regards, Martin

Peter Donker

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12/22/2009 3:20 PM
Hi Martin, It won't be possible until they explicitly support this. They need to go through another process when uploading the file. Peter

Sibylle Ramseier

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12/22/2009 4:23 PM
Hi Peter and pointing to a document in DMX (Right click on a document - Show direct link) from another module doesn't work, as well? Or do I have to set a role for this document? Regards, Martin

Peter Donker

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01/06/2010 10:04 PM
Hi Martin, You can point directly to a document in DMX. Use the 'show direct link' feature on the menu of DMX to show the correct link. You'll quickly see that what drives that is the EntryId of the document. That is the variable that determines which document gets loaded. Peter

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