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I was able to do what I needed by using the Metatagger app.

I'm assembling a job that had previously been ungrouped. I have it set up to include the number of files in the resulting job name but it keeps putting in 1 instead of the actual number. The scheme is "ungrouped job", the private data key is "Ungroup", and the number of files is ...

Yes, all the files with a specific J number come in in a zip file which I am unzipping in a prior step. All the text files within one J number have the same number of pages. I almost have a script written to do this part ahead of switch so it's not urgent.

J12345_C1252365_cvr.pdf J12345_C1252365_text.pdf J12345_C2544758_cvr.pdf J12345_C2544758_text.pdf J12345_C2587435_cvr.pdf J12345_C2587435_text.pdf J12345_C2587456_cvr.pdf J12345_C2587456_text.pdf J12345_C3654785_cvr.pdf J12345_C3654785_text.pdf J12345_C8524712_cvr.pdf J12345_C8524712_text.pdf J12345...

I have a job folder come in with sereval files in it. They are PDFs containing texts and covers. I need to find out the number of pages in any one of the text files and rename the folder or route the whole folder to an appropriate output connection. I can do most of it, and I know the number of page...

A job which consists of one text file and several cover files enters a flow. Is it possible to rename the cover files based on the number of pages in the text file? The renaming will then be used to direct the cover to other folders. Also, there will sometimes be more than one text file but I only n...

The Merge PDF element requires a folder of PDF files. I'm trying to use Archive Hierarchy in front to re-assemble some PDFs into a folder that Merge PDF can use. For some reason, it complains that "the job is not a folder". It works when I use Assemble Job, but that doesn't let me put the ...

Thanks, but that doesn't do what I want. I'm already using the [index] as a suffix but I want to modify it by padding it to 3 digits using the javascript padstart method.

I'm using the split element to split files and I'm adding "#[index]" as a suffix. This works as an inline value. However, the split element pads the index to the number of digits in the original page count of the original file. If the original file had 7 pages, then the suffix for the firs...

I currently have a flow that routes jobs(PDF files) based on part of the file name(job.name). They all start in one input folder and are routed to one of 9 different output folders. Each connector is using a "condition with variables defined" that contains multiple conditions OR'd together...