I'm working out on a mutiple options to tweak the uploaded file logic for users from marketing team (non-cms) to be able to access it without providing them CMS access.
To access the form uploaded link from email, users either need CMS to access the uploaded file. the file is being accessed from contentassets/xyz/uploadedfiles/abc.jpg (for instance) which is form behaviour. As there are many users in marketing team, so we don't want to give them CMS access just for this to access the uploaded file. Is there a way to whitelist our IP's for contentassets folder ? so our users can only access it.
otherwise I'll need a custom solution that allows the uploaded link being accessed from globalassets, public users are also able to access it which isn't a preferred solution, we don't want to expose the uploaded link to public users. so i tried to whitelist our IP address for users to be able to access it only by us. but that doesn't worked for me.
I tried another custom solution to send uploaded link as email attachments instead, the code i use from other forum seems to be an issue in this link (model is coming as null value) https://www.vegaitsourcing.co.uk/media-center/blog/how-to-send-an-email-with-attachments-using-episerver-forms any quick help on this would really save me. much appreciated if you could help me on this.
I'm working out on a mutiple options to tweak the uploaded file logic for users from marketing team (non-cms) to be able to access it without providing them CMS access.
To access the form uploaded link from email, users either need CMS to access the uploaded file. the file is being accessed from contentassets/xyz/uploadedfiles/abc.jpg (for instance) which is form behaviour. As there are many users in marketing team, so we don't want to give them CMS access just for this to access the uploaded file. Is there a way to whitelist our IP's for contentassets folder ? so our users can only access it.
otherwise I'll need a custom solution that allows the uploaded link being accessed from globalassets, public users are also able to access it which isn't a preferred solution, we don't want to expose the uploaded link to public users. so i tried to whitelist our IP address for users to be able to access it only by us. but that doesn't worked for me.
I tried another custom solution to send uploaded link as email attachments instead, the code i use from other forum seems to be an issue in this link (model is coming as null value) https://www.vegaitsourcing.co.uk/media-center/blog/how-to-send-an-email-with-attachments-using-episerver-forms
any quick help on this would really save me. much appreciated if you could help me on this.
I'm using Epi forms version 4.25.1.0
Epi DXC version 11.8.1.0
Regards,
Suresh