dataclip Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 I use supercontainer for a customer module. A customer can log on through a webdirect connection to view their info in our CRM system. Part of the solution is that they can view PDF documents, for example invoices. I use supercontainer to give them acces to these documents. Customers can only view their documents, so I use style=readonly on all documents. This works well, except when I have a document that has # in the name, for example ipadres\#drsstuk.pdf?style=readonly still shows the delete button in the webviewer. Is this a known bug or is the hashtag a character that is not allowed?
ryan360Works Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 Hi DataClip, The "#" is a reserved character that is not recommended to be in URLs. Everything after the # will get ignored. So if you have http://SOMEIP:8020/SuperContainer/Files/someFiles/#test then what will get served is whatever file is at http://SOMEIP:8020/SuperContainer/Files/someFiles/ .
dataclip Posted May 10, 2018 Author Posted May 10, 2018 Thanks, thought that might be the problem. Will update with another character.
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