Difference between revisions of "Notification service"
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The application permits notification by email of the insertion and update of a new document via an email message. | The application permits notification by email of the insertion and update of a new document via an email message. | ||
| − | + | The user to whom the application has sent a notification by email will see a message with a direct link (URL) to the document, the user who has made the notification and a message (description) if the user has supplied one. The "subject" of the email received by the user will be something similar to the following: | |
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| − | + | OpenKM - NOTIFICATION - "Document Name" | |
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| + | The user can create a filter with the name "OpenKM" or "OpenKM - NOTIFICATION" to centralise in one single folder all notifications made by the application in the user’s mail client. | ||
[[Category: User Guide]] | [[Category: User Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 27 January 2010
The application permits notification by email of the insertion and update of a new document via an email message.
The user to whom the application has sent a notification by email will see a message with a direct link (URL) to the document, the user who has made the notification and a message (description) if the user has supplied one. The "subject" of the email received by the user will be something similar to the following:
OpenKM - NOTIFICATION - "Document Name"
The user can create a filter with the name "OpenKM" or "OpenKM - NOTIFICATION" to centralise in one single folder all notifications made by the application in the user’s mail client.
