I found an Answers post from 2015 that referenced a 2012 technical white paper on Trustee Attributes. Is there an updated version of that document available that covers the attributes added in LF 9 and 10?
We don't have plans for an updated guide, but I've made a couple of our internal attribute lists public on the dev notes as reference material. It may take a day or so for them to get published, but when they do you should be able to find them at https://support.laserfiche.com/ow.aspx?UserAttributes%2FWebAccess and https://support.laserfiche.com/ow.aspx?UserAttributes%2FClient. Note that in most cases the attributes are shared between Web Access and the desktop Client, so if one is present in one but not the other give it a try anyway.
Anyway, need to wait a day or so for it to be published, but then give it a try.
Update: Looks like I got it right before the sync, it's up now. The page isn't that pretty since it's primarily an internal KB article, but it should work to just get the lists, and will be auto-updated as we update our internal lists.
Thanks Justin,
I'm most interested in documentation for behavioral attributes that aren't necessarily accessible via the UI, similar to settings like the ones that manage dropdown list behavior, or my new favorite, the Outlook add-in modality setting I learned about the other day.
Out staff are new users to Laserfiche and I'm hearing lots of comments about functional "friction" with the product that are slowing adoption. Anything I can do to reduce that friction is a win, and the Outlook add-in setting got me wondering what other non-UI behavioral attributes might be available that would benefit the way our users work with Laserfiche.
Hi Geoffrey,
The attributes paper provides some examples, but attributes are easy to find without external references. You can simply make a setting as a user in a client application and see what changed in the attributes tab in the desktop app. A basic recommendation for that is to take a user that you generally wouldn't be logging in as (such as Admin), clear their attributes, then log in and make your change. There are thousands of attributes, so there's no way each and every one are going to get documented in full.
That said, if you have a specific setting that you can't find the attribute for, we can certainly help with that.