Before we upgraded LogicalDOC to version 7.5, we were able to link directly to a folder using a URL like this one:
https://logicaldoc.ourdomain.com/?folderId=6821183
The user could simply click on that link and be taken directly to the folder with that ID.
Now that we've upgraded to 7.5, this is no longer the case. When the user clicks on the link, he is taken to a LogicalDOC login screen. When he enters his credentials, he is not taken directly to the folder, anymore. He is, instead, taken to the Dashboard. This happens even if the link opens in a separate tab in the same browser session. We really need a solution to this, because several of our business processes depend on those links working correctly. Has anyone encountered this? We are seeing this behavior in Chrome and Firefox.
We're running LogicalDOC 7.5 Enterprise on a CentOS 7 server.
Hyperlinks to folders have stopped working since upgrade to 7.5
Moderator: car031
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Re: Hyperlinks to folders have stopped working since upgrade to 7.5
Hi die7fox,
I think that this problem has been addressed by version 7.5.1 https://bugs.logicaldoc.com/query?group ... tone=7.5.1
so I suggest you continue with upgrades.
Please note that version 7.5.1 is quite old (Jul 20, 2016)
I think that this problem has been addressed by version 7.5.1 https://bugs.logicaldoc.com/query?group ... tone=7.5.1
so I suggest you continue with upgrades.
Please note that version 7.5.1 is quite old (Jul 20, 2016)
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Re: Hyperlinks to folders have stopped working since upgrade to 7.5
Thanks for the quick reply and the solution. We are behind on our updates due to some disaster recovery we had to perform last year. We do intend to apply the 7.5.1 update very soon.
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Re: Hyperlinks to folders have stopped working since upgrade to 7.5
Hello. We have now upgraded all the way to version 7.7.3 and the problem has not gone away, even after clearing cache and restarting Tomcat and the LogicalDOC service. What else can I try?
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