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Have a look at https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/inject-lite. This app can check if a certain file/folder exists ("Assert exists") and then you can inject it.

The reason your approach does not work is because the job is only created when the script finishes. The solution is to use the FileStatistics class. You can use that on any file, it does not have to be a job: var filestats = new FileStatistics(pathToFileAsString); The rest is in the documentation of...

This was added in PitStop 13 update 1.

You have been using the calculation as the name of the variable set. That is not going to work. You have to select an existing variable set, or create one, both through "Select variable set", edit or create a variable set, add a variable, define the value of the variable with your calculat...

That is in Switch Scripter!? Of course [Job.Origin] is not filled in. [Job.Origin] can only be filled in in a flow. Try the script again by running it in a flow with a file actually coming from an FTP site! There are lots of properties that get added to a job as it travels through a flow. Because in...

Instead of putting everything in different pieces of private data, just put everything into one string and put the separator that you need inside the string. For use in the To or CC fields that would be a semicolon, for use in lines in an HTML mail that would be <br>, ... Codewise (not tested) var m...

I assume you are using the new web-based Switch Portal? That the variable [Job.Origin] is not filled in is a known limitation. For security reasons browsers do not allow to get the path of a file that is being uploaded, and hence it is not possible to provide a value for that variable. You can still...

With the Database Module you could indeed populate the drop-down list from an ODBC data source. The only other alternative is the use of a script expression, for which you will need the Scripting Module. Here is a link to a similar case where the values of the drop-down list come from the list of fi...

This is typically something you would report to support: https://www.enfocus.com/en/user?destina ... ort/portal

Clearly the value of [Job.Hierarchy:Index="1"] is not a number. You must have used "Set hierarchy path" to squeeze the [Job.FileCount] into the hierarchy, right? Did you not have something else in the hierarchy already and index 1 is not what you think it is? Anyway, whenever I w...

It works for me. Do you have this with all PDF files? If so, please report this to support through our website: https://www.enfocus.com/en/support

And please explain why you want to save the PDF as Postscript?

The method with the rename works just fine even with 1 single rename doing multiple actions. Here is how I solved it. After the Assemble job the folder has a name like Job001. In "Rename job" go through the following actions all in 1 single rename: Action Replace - Act on Complete filename...

Switch 2017 is now completely 64-bit, which means that you also have to change the database driver to the 64-bit version. It is in the release notes

Loading the 64-bit driver is not done with odbcad32.exe, but with the regular Control Panel - Administrative tools - Data sources (ODBC).

With one slight addition: if the injected file keeps its own name, then there is no problem, but if it is named after the incoming job the injected PDF will also have the extension of the incoming job, in this case xml. That is not what you want. Add a rename after the inject to change the extension...

You can use Switch - Calculation in the variables pane. Top right you can create the calculation; this opens up one more variable pane in which you can combine Switch variables and fixed values in a formula using +,-,*,/,% (the percent is for modulo calculation) and brackets. So in your case you wil...