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DMX 5.2 How to subscribe to a folder and its subdirectories?

Last Post 07/13/2010 2:03 PM by Peter Donker. 4 Replies.

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ingrid L

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02/12/2010 11:06 AM
Dear bring2mind community, I'm new to DMX 5.2 and I'm currently evaluating the notifications and subscription proccesses. I set the notification options in the DMX module/admin/notifications . Then I selected the folder and subscribed to it. It appears that I recieve notifications only for documents directly under this folder. I would like to subscribe to this folder and its subdirectories, does somebody know if it is possible to do that and how to do that? thank you very much for your help

Peter Donker

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02/12/2010 8:44 PM
Hi Ingrid, That is being looked into. Peter

ingrid L

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Posts:13

02/15/2010 8:50 AM
Hi Peter, Thanks for your answer, do you know when this option could be available? Ingrid

Michael Hamlett

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07/07/2010 5:45 PM
i would love a subscribe to a folder option. thx

Peter Donker

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07/13/2010 2:03 PM
As indicated by the tracking panel to the right this is currently marked as Closed/Works for me. I.e. we could not replicate the finding that users only received emails from documents directly in the contained folder. Instead it worked as designed sending emails for document changes for all documents contained in a folder, however many levels deep. Folder subscription has been working for a long time now. Let me know if you find otherwise. Peter

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