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  • #4138
    Rhonab
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      Is it be possible to create drop down lists of pre-defined subejects in GroupWise?

      Thanks

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    • #7240
      Support 1
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        Thank you for your enquiry.

        While it is not possible to change the Subject field (eg. on a GroupWise Mail composing view), a Formativ solution could do what you describe.

        For example, a custom Formativ solution could be developed, which:

        • Allows for the definition of a list of different ‘predefined’ subjects (by an Administrator or the end-user).
        • Is used to create the required GroupWise message (Mail, Appointment, Task, etc.) and insert the desired predefined subject into the composing message Subject field.

        I am not aware of an existing solution like this. Would you be interested in doing your own custom development? Advansys may be available to develop this solution if you prefer.

        I hope this information is helpful.

        Advansys Support

        #7241
        Rhonab
        Participant

          Thanks for that.

          Yes, that sounds like what we are looking for. Some idea of pricing would be helpful for the development of this solution.

          #7237
          Support 1a
          Participant

            Unfortunately our custom development resources are assigned to other projects, and we would not be able to quote on this job in the near future. I would suggest you contact a Formativ development partner, one of which should be able to assist. You can access the full list at:

            http://www.advansyscorp.com/formativ_partners_developers.htm

            Regards,

            Advansys Support

            #7239
            Rhonab
            Participant

              Thanks anyway.

              If you could advise me of a rough cost, when you have more time, that would be appreciated.

              Also, is there a way using portals to link urls in emails to the portal? Or to show the URL as an XML page.

              #7238
              Support 1a
              Participant

                I’ll make a note of your request for when resources become available.

                In terms of your question about linking email URLs to portals, if you mean you want to click a URL contained in an email and have a portal automatically activated, unfortunately the answer is no. In order to provide this type of functionality we would have to create a mechamism that would allow applets to run in response to HTML events. This is something we want to avoid from a security perspective. Please let me know if I have misinterpreted your question.

                I would need more information about your objectives in regards to showing a URL as an XML page.

                Regards,

                Advansys Support

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