Does anyone know how to set the default publishing path to a server
location so that every publishing action is defaulted to the same
location? If not, does anyone know what this error 'There is no disk
in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive D:.' means when trying
to select 'Browse' to choose the publishing location?
When the desktop.ileaf was on the C:\ drive (local PC) the destination
path when publishing a PDF defaulted to C:\desktop.ileaf. Now that the
desktop.ileaf is on a server the path is not defaulted and the user
must click on 'Browse' to select the destination path. However, an
error appears 'There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk
into drive D:.' that user has to click 'ok' on to continue to the
publish destination screen. Once in the publish destination screen the
path is defaulted to the server location, and the user simply has to
select 'ok'. Can the path be defaulted to the server location so users
don't have to select 'Browse' every time?
Please reply to my email address
Ashley R Heim/CedarRapids/RockwellCollins@RockwellCollins
Additional Information:
Running the Windows Version of BroadVision QuickSilver 2.0.0 with the
following patches:
Qsilver and Qsilver-hotpatch
The QuickSilver target path is:
\\crntds20\swtools\ileaf\2.0\qsilver.ileaf\i386\bin\qsilver.exe -
country usa -desktop \\ccanet\ops\M&S\AE\SPECWRITER\cedarrapids
\ExportRestricted\arheim\desktop.ileaf
And the Start In path is:
\\ccanet\ops\M&S\AE\SPECWRITER\cedarrapids\ExportRestricted\arheim
\desktop.ileaf
I apologize for any confusion.
there is an attribute after 1st publishing
.publish-to set it to you default path e.g. \\myserver\mypath.ileaf
you can do this also by lisp.
place the follwoing code into a lisp file into your
system_Xcabinet->preferences->selction cabinet
(sorry have only german desktop here installed, look for path similar to
this one)
#####
(tell (dt-child-selected) mid:set-attrs ".publish-to"
"\\\\myserver\\mypath.ileaf")
#####
Warning: overwrites existing attributes!
note: for \ write \\
select the file and run the script,
or plce it into your macro folder (from QS 2.0)
from QS 3.0 you can define the path in the preferences
for a test select a document, place the code into tools->read-eval an press
enter
greetigs
Udo