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Last Post 03/06/2009 3:30 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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Diego

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03/04/2009 5:41 PM
Hi, Actually an element can be approved by ANY user/group that have the authorization to approve the element, than when the first user approve the element, it's become avaiable to all users. That's the normal workflow in a documental system. But, we have a special need. The element will be visible only if all "approvers users" mark the element as approved and keep history of that. It's possibile to do? Diego

Peter Donker

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03/04/2009 10:46 PM
Hi Diego, No. This functionality is under investigation to see if it can be done without making administration too complex. But even if we decide to go ahead with this, it will take a while to make it to the general release. Peter

Diego

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03/05/2009 9:44 AM
Hi Peter, Thanks for the quikly reply. That request starts from a quality certification requirement. Infact the document will be visible only when the quality manager and the general manager approve the document. Diego

Peter Donker

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03/06/2009 3:30 PM
Hi Diego, When DNN has chosen a future direction for a workflow engine, we'll have another look at how we could implement this type of specific functionality in a flexible way. Peter

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