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I spoke to the configurator developer about this. Apparently this is some kind of timing issue with the link to InDesign. The application needs to be up and running before files are run through the configurator. This shouldn't happen if InDesign is running when files are sent through the flow. If yo...

This normally happens when you're using single line text with variable or script expression that isn't resolving to a positive integer value. What do you have set for that property?

I didn't know you could combine segment and RegEx like that. Thank you for sharing.

I got this to work in an online RegEx testing tool: /(?<=-)[\d\w\s]*(?=-V\d{2})/ but javascript/Switch doesn't support lookbehinds. If you leave the lookbehind off: /[\d\w\s]*(?=-V\d{2})/ it still works, but only because the '-' character is not a digit/alpha/whitespace character. Not sure how relia...

You sure that PO# is unique in the XML file? If it points to multiple nodes then you'll get that error.

What happens if you define the first node like this:

Using a double slash in an XPath means to start at the beginning of the document. If you're doing that then you need to include the field-list element ( [Metadata.Text:Path="//field-list/field[tag='CustomerID']/value",Dataset="Xml",Model="XML"] Also Switch's path builde...

Are you trying to get COMPANY or Additional Info?

Segment starts at the beginning of the name, so as long as the first section is consistent company should always start at 9.

Also, you posted this under the scripting forum. If you have the ability to use scripting then :

Would

/([A-Za-z]){7}/

work? That would just match the first string of 7 letters.

Changing the file name string is easy: var fileName = job.getName() fileName = fileName.replace(/vutek/, "ticket"); regular expressions are very handy if you've never used them before btw. If you're trying to change the name of the job in Switch and maintain the metadata which contains the...

Your date isn't in an ISO 8601 timestamp format, so it's not something Switch will be able to parse by default. You'll either need to handle it as a string and parse the day section out then add 2 using some logic, or convert your format into Date format, add the 2 days, then convert that timestamp ...

FileStatistics are normally used for getting properties of a PDL file like number of pages, trim size etc. I think you want the embedded data set var dataset = job.getDataset("NYCM-Sort-Submit-All"); Then you can use evalToString to get the value you want out of the XML: var checkPath = da...

Switch will remove the unique ID from the file name in the last folder of any flow as long as the Strip unique name property is set to yes. You can terminate your flow at the point where XMF picks it up and start a new flow where it returns to Switch. If you're worrying about file name conflicts swi...

I'm not sure if you can use conditions with variables for XPaths that resolve to multiple nodes. The XPath you're looking for is probably something like this: /Root/IPN/CustomerProducts/Products[ProductComponents/@PageCount='0']/@ProductName where you would compare the string result not equal to &qu...

It also looks like your script doesn't have a proper entry point function. It should be wrapped like this:
or if using a timer this: