Dale Scott

If I were to use a "version=0" URL to retrieve the most recent document (e.g. "https://MyDomain/op/op.ViewOnline.php?documentid=14&version=0", described in post https://sourceforge.net/p/seeddms/discussion/general/thread/a02a45cd/?limit=25#bf40), and if my role restricted access to documents not in the released state, would the URL retrieve the most recent released version? I would like to store the static link to the most recent released version in an ERP system, for example, to return the most...

Thanks @steinm!

I have not done this, but I expect you could use Windows Task Scheduler to invoke Edge and browse to https://seeddms/op/op.Cron.php (use the appropriate URL for the configuration of your site). A pop-up username/password form will appear in Edge which you will need to fill in and submit to run the "php cron task" If Task Scheduler doesn't have the capability to programatically fill in and submit the authentication form, another solution you might consider is to script typing the username and password...

I have not done this, but I expect you could use Windows Task Scheduler to invoke Edge and browse seeddms/op/op.Cron.php. A pop-up username/password form will appear in Edge which you will need to submit run the "php cron task" If Task Scheduler doesn't have the capability to programatically fill in and submit the authentication form, another solution is to script entering the username and password as though you were sitting at the computer. Another SeedDMS user recommended AutoIt (https://www.autoitscript.com/site/)...

Hi @steinm, thank you for your review. Although I managed to apply the code from @optimalus to the current version of SeedDMS, I certainly defer to your coding expertise and knowledge of the project for appropriate logic. Let me try to answser your question first, and my apologies if I overstate things you already know. Twilio SendGrid (or simplySendGrid), in addition to proprietary APIs, supports SMTP for applications such as SeedDMS. SendGrid's preferred authentication process for an originator...

Hi @steinm, thank you for your review. Although I managed to apply the code from @optimalus to the current version of SeedDMS, I certainly defer to your coding expertise and knowledge of the project for appropriate logic. Let me try to answser your question first, and my apologies if I overstate things you already know. Twilio SendGrid (or simplySendGrid), in addition to proprietary APIs, supports SMTP for applications such as SeedDMS. SendGrid's preferred authentication process for an originator...

Hi @steinm, thank you for your review. Although I managed to apply the code from @optimalus to the current version of SeedDMS, I certainly defer to your coding expertise and knowledge of the project for appropriate logic. Let me try to answser your question first, and my apologies if I overstate things you already know. Twilio SendGrid (or simplySendGrid), in addition to proprietary APIs, supports SMTP for applications such as SeedDMS. SendGrid's preferred authentication process for an originator...

Hi @steinm, thank you for your review. Although I managed to apply the code from @optimalus to the current version of SeedDMS, I certainly defer to your coding expertise and knowledge of the project for appropriate logic. Let me try to answser your question first, and my apologies if I overstate things you already know. Twilio SendGrid (or simplySendGrid), in addition to proprietary APIs, supports SMTP for applications such as SeedDMS. SendGrid's preferred authentication process for an originator...