Newbies dinesh.panda Posted January 9, 2014 Newbies Posted January 9, 2014 I am facing a problem while uploading a file to DocuBin from the Sample file which is available in the DocuBin downloaded folder. When I am uploading a new file to DocuBin from Sample file, its showing an error message as "Parameter missing (*)" followed by another error message as "Error 958. Parameter missing (*)". Here I have attached the screenshot of those error messages. It will be a great help if anyone of you suggest the way to fix this issue.
Michael Gaslowitz Posted January 9, 2014 Posted January 9, 2014 Have you made any modifications to the Sample file? If so, be sure to properly pass in any script parameters. The Sample file script: Add File to DocuBin Calls the following DocuBin developer script: DocuBin - Add File ( Path ; File ) And requires the script parameter to be formatted as follows: "<Path>" & $Path & "</Path>" & "<File>" & $File & "</File>" Where: $Path is the location of the file in DocuBin $File is the location of the file you want to upload to DocuBin Also, by default, the Sample file will upload a file to /Projects/{Project Code}/, so if the Project Code is 1000, it will upload the file to /Projects/1000/. If the folder is not there, you should get an error that says the parent directory does not exist.
Newbies dinesh.panda Posted January 10, 2014 Author Newbies Posted January 10, 2014 Thanks Michael for replying.  Actually I have not done any changes to the Sample file. I have just followed the "Getting Started" text which is available in the downloaded DocuBin folder. I have also created the Projects/1000 folder in DocuBin.  All other functionality in Sample file are working fine except Upload File To DocuBin. I am still facing the "Parameter missing (*)" error even though the script parameter is formatted as follows:  "<Path>" & $Path & "</Path>" & "<File>" & $File & "</File>"    Here I have attached the screenshot of the script step.   Thanks
Michael Gaslowitz Posted January 14, 2014 Posted January 14, 2014 I was able to track the issue to one of the subscripts, and we'll have it fixed in the next official release. In the meantime, you can download a pre-release copy of DocuBin (FileMaker 12): http://static.360works.com/docubin/FileMaker%2012.zip
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