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Maybe I’m missing something, but, when using the included Adobe InDesign to PDF configurator (with ID CC 2015), and I set the “Fail jobs with unavailable fonts” (and images) flags to yes, there is no useful data in the Job: [FailMessage] or [FailFlow] or [FailElement] metadata, all it does is list t...

Can you suggest some syntax reference document for this stuff, i.e. how did you know to use "@name="?

Thanks again Gabe for the clarification, never hurts to have yet another tool in my tool belt - sometimes I just need a one-off piece of data and that will get me there. I will continue to look into your preferred method.

Thanks for that. But I'm still not tracking if you're saying this _by itself_:

[Metadata.Text:Path="/fields/field[@name='customer']/value",Dataset="RgpepperXml",Model="XML"]

Would accomplish what I'm after, at least in theory.

Are these 2 different methods? one for XPath and one using PrivateData? XLST is hard for me, so I don't really use it. You don't have to transform that to get the values. Here is how to do it with XPath: [Metadata.Text:Path="/fields/field[@name='customer']/value",Dataset="RgpepperXml&...

Thanks!

I have XML files coming in that look like this: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <fields> <field name="customer"> <value>New Customer</value> </field> <field name="companyname"> <value>Pagliai's Pizza</value> </field> And I want them looking like this: <field-list> <field> ...

I needed to use JobName, not JobNameProper, and it worked.

It's not working, because I'm still getting "_report", the very thing I'm allegedly removing.

Now I think I'm just looney, I'm using a custom email template, and that's where I saw "_report", but I wonder (can't recall now) if I was already trying to strip that off for the email because the syntax is "Please find attached your preflight report for file [Job.NameProper:Before=&...

Never mind, turns out I'm the one adding "_report" to me email. Still, I am curious if anyone else has wrestled with the idea of having a unified identifier in this sort of scenario before.

Even if it's just a script expression to strip "_report" off the report PDF name that I use in the subject of the email, so both subject lines contain the exact same file name.

I'm using a Checkpoint via mail for a preflight workflow where: 1) Files are submitted to Switch using a ConnectALL connector. 2) Using PitStop Server to preflight 3) Emailing the report out to the submitter 4) Preflighted PDF passes through the Checkpoint for the submitter to approve to move on in ...

Among the humble things I'm using Switch for, one of them is handling a file transfer to a remote location with low bandwidth (allows me to delegate the task). The flow is just two folders - the local IN folder, and the folder on the remote share (typically a Windows server via SMB.) My quandary is ...

Curious if anyone has successfully configured a Connector (working with ConnectALL) to use an HTTP update server, not having any success here.