Due to company policies we use the PP Connect Designer on our personal computer and not on the server.
In my datamapper I’m using two external JS libraries. These are located on the D: drive. Unfortunately due to some more company policies on the server these libraries will be located on the E: drive.
How can I solve this difference in paths? Apparently it is not possible to use relative paths. Maybe there is a way to add the libraries using the preprocessor, but I haven’t found how to do that.
When you send a datamapper/design to the workflow data samples are also sent. Why aren’t external JS libraries handled the same way?
Because E: is already taken (and because we don’t have the privileges to do something like that, although that could probably asked from the it department).
There is no way to do that currently. Your best bet would be to store your JS files in a shared folder that’s accessible from both systems. This would also ensure there are no discrepancies between the files.
I know that would be best. The idiotic French company policies just don’t allow me to do exactly that. Never mind, that will be something for my boss to solve.