The Document tool lets users view documents that are attached to a record. The icon for this tool only appears when one record is selected in the grid. If the record already has a document attached, the icon appears orange. If no document is attached, the icon appears white.
To attach a document, select a record in the grid and click the Document button . A window appears displaying the current list of documents for this record:
Open a document
Opens the selected document using the computer's default program for that type of document.
Add a document
Links a document to the selected Lucity record.
Upload a document
Uploads a document to the web server and links it to the selected Lucity record.
Edit a document
Edits the link between the Lucity record and the selected document. (This tool does not actually edit the document.)
Delete a document
Removes the link between the Lucity record and the selected document.
If a document was attached from a network location, the file will not be deleted.
If a document was uploaded to the web server and attached to the record, the document on the web server will be deleted.
Click the Add button . A set of fields appear at the bottom of the dialog box.
Mark whether the document is a File or Web Page.
In the Path field, specify the path to the file or the URL if attaching a web page.
Click the ... button to browse to the file path.
To add more than one document at once, check the Add Multiple box.
Note: This process only works if your computer has been configured with the Lucity Security Certificate. This certificate provides Microsoft Silverlight with elevated permissions so that it can access your hard drive.
Describe the document in the Description field.
Note: This is completed automatically when the Add Multiple box is checked.
Click the Upload button . A set of fields appear at the bottom of the Documents dialog.
In the Path field specify the path to the file.
Click the ... button to browse to the file path.
Note: This process only works if your computer has been configured with the Lucity Security Certificate. This certificate provides Microsoft Silverlight with elevated permissions so that it can access your hard drive.
Describe the document in the Description field.
Click Save.
A copy of the file is made and moved to a location on the server specified by system administrators. This copy is linked to the Lucity record.
Select a document in the list and click the Edit button . Fields will appear at the bottom of the Documents dialog with information about that document.