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Last Post 07/30/2010 3:23 PM by Yann Habrial. 2 Replies.

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Yann Habrial

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07/06/2010 2:20 PM
Hi, I have a question about the notification process of DMX. This is really simple: First, I have unchecked all notification options in the notification administration tab of DMX In my DNN Portal I use 3 generic user accounts (configured with my mail) which are used by differents users depending of their rights on the portal When a user (which has the rights) deletes a file, I receive a notification mail saying that the file has been deleted. Is there somewhere else where I have to configure the notification options ? Thanks for your answers, Nicolas

Peter Donker

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07/13/2010 2:00 PM
Hi Nicolas, I'm not quite sure I understand. First: what do you mean "unchecked all notification options"? The notifications screen shows a whole bunch of textboxes as well. What did you do on that screen exactly? Second: what does the question relate to? I can't determine from your post what you're trying to achieve and where this goes wrong. What do you want to do? Peter

Yann Habrial

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07/30/2010 3:23 PM
Hi Peter, Sorry for the delay. I took time to read in details your documentation about notifications and actually, I thought the Auditor checkbox was the trigger for the notifications, which is not the case of course. So now I have also deleted all the fields like 'CoreApprover' etc and I don't get any more notifications. I will definitely use this notification functionnaly but in a second time, thanks for your work on this Peter ! This is great ! Cheers, Nicolas

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