[Entry:path] token not working as expected.

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[Entry:path] token not working as expected.

Last Post 06/27/2011 3:57 PM by Tim Johnston. 5 Replies.

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Stefan Cullmann

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Posts:12

03/02/2009 1:49 PM
Peter, one of the most requested features for notification was the ability to get information about the actual path. The name/title of the document means normally nothing without the precise context, for example /committee/ultrasonic/meetings/2009-03-5/schedule.doc. We don't want to title that document "schedule of the march meeting of the ultrasonic committee". I tried to work with [Entry:Path], however that returns only list of iintegers, for example 0;367; 2124; 4563; 4789; Any idea?

Stefan Cullmann

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Posts:12

03/02/2009 2:30 PM
I just read inside the tempate document that this behaviour is by design. :-( Peter, please consider something like [Entry:PathAsString] for a future release.

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

03/03/2009 5:09 PM
Hi Stefan, OK. Point taken. I'll make a note of it. Peter

Tim Johnston

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Posts:14

06/22/2011 10:43 PM
Peter, did you ever add this suggested token? I too would like to be able to include the "path" in my email notifications as I agree, the file name without a folder context is pointless.. Thanks, TJ

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

06/27/2011 10:30 AM
Yes, it is [entry:fullpath]. There's also [entry:folderpath] which does just the folder. Peter

Tim Johnston

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Posts:14

06/27/2011 3:57 PM
Thanks Peter! I'm not sure if there are other new tokens that have been added recently, but I think the notification tokens annex in the notifications help document may need to be updated. Thanks again, TJ.

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