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PatrickPatrick
Qrew Member
8 years ago

Can a notification have a button to open a specific request but require recipient to log in before editing the request?

Currently we send notifications to Approvers that include a button to open the specific Request needing review. When the button is used, the correct request opens, but if the reviewer now edits and Approves the request, they are recorded as "Anonymous" in the Request. Is there a way, when using the button, to force the Appover to log-in to that Request before they can edit it?

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    MCFNeil
    Qrew Captain
    8 years ago
    You are using an "everyone on the internet" user in the app.  In order to force a QB login, you will need to restrict the edit permissions for that role.

    This might affect other reasons you have the open to the internet role, but you know your situation the best.
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    PatrickPatrick
    Qrew Member
    8 years ago

    Matthew, thank you for the reply. To clarify something, while we do have in our User Table an "everyone on the internet" user. The emails (with a link to a request) that go to actual users of the APP (their Notice's have a "Permission Type" of  "Recipient" not "Open") have this problem too.

    Is it simply having a User "everyone on the internet" in the table, that will prevent even actual, individual Users from being required to log-in before doing edits?

    Thanks, Pat

    • MCFNeil's avatar
      MCFNeil
      Qrew Captain
      7 years ago
      Correct,  If they can 'see/edit' it without logging in, the browser wont force them.

      Maybe make a custom URL that gets sent in the email, that directs them to the login page first with the 'nexturl' being the actual record in question.