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You can use the "Remove Invisible Data" action list.
It will do even more that what you are describing.
You can modify it if needed.

Add an extra folder where you define this private data (time in seconds): JobTime=[Switch.Calculation:Expression="[Job.PrivateData:Key="JobEnd"] - [Job.PrivateData:Key="JobStart"]"] Then to get the processing time in minutes and seconds, use this: for minutes: [Switch.Calculation:Expression="( [Job....

You are subtracting a time from a time. You should subtract an amount of seconds from an amount of seconds. This works: JobStart=[Switch.Calculation:Expression="[Switch.Date:Format="MM",TimeZone="System"] * 31 * 24 * 3600 + [Switch.Date:Format="dd",TimeZone="System"] * 24 * 3600 + [Switch.Date:Forma...

Hello. This topic was covered in a webinar early this week. It will soon be available on our e-learning platform. https://www.enfocus.com/en/learn We have planned other webinars about Node.js in Switch, I encourage you to follow them: https://www.enfocus.com/en/scripting-with-the-new-switch-scripter...

Yes there is a way: Create a variable set in PitStop with a jobname variable. In the action list, add this variable instead of %Current Document Name%. Then in the PitStop Server configurator, select the same variable set and edit it (just after selecting it). Because you are now editing the variabl...

Hi Bas, Happy you like the new version, it is now very powerful indeed. Yes you can get the job hierarchy for each injected file or folder, as explained in the app documentation: Inject Wildcard stores the following private data in the internal job ticket for each injected job file or folder in orde...

Yes, it is possible since PitStop 2019.
We call this "Rasterize selection", because flattening refers to transparency flattening.
Here is a movie about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ4_0ffLUGM

In Switch you need a webhook element with this Path property: /Switch/ReleaseJob (or anything else of course if you edit the code) If the php file is hosted on the Switch server, the url in the code is "http://localhost:51080/Switch/ReleaseJob", otherwise replace "localhost" with IP address. An yes ...

Modify and save this code as php file on your web site. Your QR code should refer to the php file's url. <?php $ch = curl_init(); $data='{"jobnumber":123456, "filename":"GES.pdf", "number of copies":150}'; curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "http://localhost:51080/Switch/ReleaseJob"); curl_setopt($ch, CU...

Hi Bas, Inject Wildcard v3 is available from your favourite Appstore! And yes it does recursive search in the job repository, also with optional parent hierarchy filtering! And, by the way, this is the first app in the Appstore written in Node.js, supported by the new scripting engine in Switch 2020...

Inject Wildcard does not search for files recursively yet, this is something we will investigate.
Nevertheless, you can use single-line text with variables for the job repository path, if you know where to search of course.

Hi Ralf, I don"t know if your Switch runs on Mac, but if it is the case, this will help you: If you want to access your ODBC database from Excel: OS X Sandboxing is blocking access to /usr/local Solution : 1. move the ODBC driver (mysql-connector-odbc-8.x.x-etc folder) from /usr/local/ to /Library/O...

Of course Switch is much more powerful with the Metadata Module, but even without it you can use all the others Switch metadata groups to do Smart Preflight inside of Switch for PitStop Server: Job / Doc / Email / Image / IPTC / Office / Photo / Stats / Switch group, Eg Job group reference (you will...

Hi Mark, Use the Counter - Numberer app https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/counter Create a counter for each order number, counter name = [Job.NameProper:Search="\d{5}"] Sort the jobs on the condition [Job.PrivateData:Key="counter after"] equals 1 -> treat, All other jobs -> discard   treat...

You can not do this in one go, but here are 2 solutions: Rename the job to the part you need using search and replace regex: Search for regex .+_(\d{1,5})_(\d{6})_(\d{6})_.+ and replace with regex \3 (third captured string) Set private data ID to the job's name: ID=[Job.NameProper], that's the info ...