Overview
Document Document myDocument.Publish()
Document Document myDocument.Publish(folderPath: string)
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Remarks
If folderPath argument is specified, document will be attached to a specified folder. Path can be specified as a full path. If a specified folder does not exist, it will be automatically created.
After creating a new document, it's better to use this function instead of just Document.Save( ). This function will save it in a folder where the document can be accessed, and not just in the system and saving without an access like Document.Save( ).
Example
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var doc = $Documents.Get(id);
doc.Title = 'Sample Document';
doc.Publish('Testing\Folder1;Testing\Folder2'); |
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This method changes State property to "Published" and saves the document.
If folderPath argument is specified, document will be attached to a specified folder. Path can be specified as a full path. If a specified folder does not exist, it will be automatically created.
After creating a new document, it's better to use this function instead of just Document.Save( ). This function will save it in a folder where the document can be accessed, and not just in the system and saving without an access like Document.Save( ).
Example
Publish a document to multiple folders.
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var doc = $Documents.Get(id);
doc.Title = 'Sample Document';
doc.Publish('Testing\Folder1;Testing\Folder2'); |
Examples
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