on 12-13-2017 5:31 PM
We upgraded from Design Studio to Lumira Design and the javascript:
APPLICATION.openNewWindow stopped oping my UNC path. Here is the code that stopped working.
APPLICATION.openNewWindow('file://///dioshare1/Attachments$/DID/17-00123/72433877%201.pdf');
Have you found a solution for this issue?
We are having the same problem
Regards
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Hi Justin,
the change was caused by a security fix in Design Studio. A solution is documented here:
2555577- URL Validation in Design Studio and Lumira Designer
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Note 2555577 is not reachable, can someone post the solution here please?
For this case, the following note should be applied:
2555577 - URL Validation in Design Studio and Lumira Designer
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Modern browsers stopped accessing local files this way due to security reason.
Why can't you upload the pdf file in BI Platform and access the same with an opendocument url ?
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Second I created a simple HTML with the same link and it works fine.
Did you try to host the html file in a web server like tomcat and do the same thing ? I checked and it does not work in chrome/firefox (in IE11 it works though). Then I found :
Justin - there are two related SAP Notes - please review and see if they apply to your situation: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2555577
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I am out of ideas; if the Community doesn't have another suggestion, I recommend opening an incident with SAP Support; are you on SP3?
I have just verified that it does not like the file URL that is a valid URL, it works just fine with the http://www.google.com
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