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temporary variables for web access

asked on December 22, 2014

Are there any settings or variables available to store temporary values when accessing LF WebAccess?

I also want to store these temporary variable as metadata once user will finish work on LF document/page.

 

Is it possible using SDK or workflow or any other way?

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replied on December 22, 2014

Hey Asish,

 

Can you provide some context about the process?  What temporary values do you need access to?

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replied on December 22, 2014

I need to post some variables with values to WebAccess and I need to store those values to document template.

Are there any temp variables or hidden fields available in WebAccess?

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replied on December 23, 2014

Here's a screenshot of the variables that I can use in Web Access 9.2.  If you have questions about other variables, please provide an example of the type of temporary values that you need access to.

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replied on December 24, 2014

Thanks Rob,

I am not talking about tokens. When we create asp.net application there is by default __EventArgument and some other hidden fields are available to store some information or we can create hidden fields as per our requirement. You can search for custom login page for Laserfiche and that will give you an idea that we can post variables to this page for login process. That's how if there are some predefined hiddenfields or variables are configured then we can post some information. My ultimate requirement is to store that value to template.

 

ex: http://localhost/laserfiche/index.aspx?ip=123.123.123.123

 

I would like to store this field(ip) to metadata.

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replied on December 29, 2014

No, there's no URL syntax that will do what you are asking.  I think the easiest solution would be for you to write a custom web service (with the SDK) that sets an entry's metadata.

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