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Wrong File Extension on Email Attachment

Last Post 04/01/2008 3:04 PM by allaboutduncan. 2 Replies.

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allaboutduncan

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03/27/2008 8:18 PM
Trying out the demo version and I'm experiencing 2 issues. Running on DNN 4.7.0 with no Cache or Compression turned on. 1. When I select multiple documents to email, the email is sent, but the attachment is "_temp_laJQyRhnky.resources" I can save the attachment and change the .resources to .zip and the file opens fine and the cirrect files are inside. This happens with the "Change Extensions" option turned off or turned on. When change extension is turned off, I can't send a single file by email. I get "data could not be loaded" and nothing is indicated in the event viewer. 2. When I enable WebDAV as instructed using a documents folder withing the web root, all pages/URLs stop working. If I remove the .dll reference from the WildCard Application Maps box, page access is restored. Thanks in advanced for any help that is offered.

Peter Donker

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04/01/2008 1:19 PM
Hi Phillip, We'll look into these issues. For some reason certain installations need the wildcard while others break. We're working on finding out what decides this. Peter

allaboutduncan

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04/01/2008 3:04 PM
Thanks. The main issue is #1 (ZIP file attachments). It's the main reason I want to use and purchase Document Exchange 4. Hopefully awaiting a solution.

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