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Main Options and Wrong Default Portal URL in notification emails

Last Post 12/02/2010 5:33 PM by lgauv. 3 Replies.

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lgauv

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12/01/2010 11:25 PM
Can you tell me where the settings are stored at for the MAIN OPTIONS page? The one option in particular I am interested in finding is Default Portal Alias. I am running into an issue with the content of the email notifications. Inside the notification emails, the default path ([DMX:DefaultPath]) is displaying incorrectly. I have searched this forum but did not find anything useful to help me troubleshoot this. I am currently using v5.2.8 of the Document Exchange module. Thanks. Lay

Peter Donker

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12/02/2010 10:32 AM
In DMX 5.2 and older it's in this file: Portals/[id]/dmx.config Peter

lgauv

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12/02/2010 4:44 PM
I checked that config file and noticed that the value being set for the DefaultPortalAlias key is correct. This leads me to believe that the notification email's URL (Subscribed emails) should use this as the DefaultPath. Is this assumption not correct? I am not sure why the emails are using the wrong default path. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

lgauv

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12/02/2010 5:33 PM
Sorry. It works now. I was looking at the wrong portal. Thanks!

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