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04-01-2018 08:59 PM
Greetings all~
I have a requirement to get 2-factor authentification for a specific catalog item. The E-Signature plugin requires it for an entire table at a time. Has anyone set up something like this for a specific catalog item?
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04-01-2018 10:23 PM
We have implemented e-signature but not for specific items.
In your case you coould do the following:
- create two UI Actions for Approve/Rejects
- 1# with e-Signature code
- 2# without e-signature code
- Show the 1st ui action only for the items where e-signature required and skip those from the 2nd UI action.
Thanks
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09-04-2020 02:49 PM
We should always be learning 🙂
Thanks for the update. I actually just got it working with Azure AD about 30 minutes ago.
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09-05-2020 01:50 PM
I agree on the always learning thing. In fact, you should have expected this question...
How'd you do it? I ask because my new place used Azure and it may come up 🙂
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10-16-2020 08:54 AM
It was pretty straight forward actually, just installed the plugin and followed this article:
BUT you need to make sure your users have the "approver_user" Role, which has licensing implications. Otherwise you'll get the authentication window trying to open up in a GlideWindow instead of a separate window. This is what you get WITHOUT the "approver_user" Role (or a blank window, depends on the browser I believe):
And WITH it:
EXTREMELY misleading.
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05-21-2020 11:25 AM
Hi
And if so would you mind sharing the approach?
Thanks, Christian
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09-04-2020 10:47 AM
Hey Christian, sorry for not replying sooner.
Our final solution was to put a checkbox on the Catalog Item table called E-Signature required.
I then updated both Approve UI actions with conditions that looked for that checkbox. If true, then the Approval UI Action with E-Sig code shows up. If false then the normal Approval UI Action shows up