Changes in 8772f8c: Updated How do I use the Izenda Reports report email scheduler (markdown)

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          @@ -113,9 +113,14 @@ Izenda.AdHoc.AdHocSettings.ShowScheduleControls = true;

           To test this, go back to a report you wish to schedule and click on it. Click the Misc tab of the report. The scheduler controls will be towards the bottom of the page. Enter the e-mail addresses separated by commas, then set the report type and the schedule frequency. Save the report again. Now go back to the Report List. Next to the report, you should see the schedule time for the report. Now we can also look at the scheduled tasks on the server.

          -* Using the DOS command line, navigate into the Izenda Reports root directory (for example, C:\web\IzendaReports) and run IzendaScheduler.exe "http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx". This should return a list of scheduled reports in the DOS window.

          -* Navigate to the rs.aspx page in the application (for example, http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx). Now add this to the end of the URL, ?run_scheduled_reports=30 (30 equals the frequency in minutes it will run). The url in the browser should read: http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx?run_scheduled_reports=30

          -* This will return a list of scheduled reports into the browser window. In either case, you should receive the link to your scheduled report in your e-mail.

          +* In either case, you should receive the link to your scheduled report in your e-mail.

          +

          +1. Using the DOS command line, navigate into the Izenda Reports root directory (for example, C:\web\IzendaReports) and run IzendaScheduler.exe "http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx". This should return a list of scheduled reports in the DOS window.

          +2. Navigate to the rs.aspx page in the application (for example, http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx). Now add this to the end of the URL, ?run_scheduled_reports=30 (30 equals the frequency in minutes it will run). The url in the browser should read: http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx?run_scheduled_reports=30

          +

          +   * This will return a list of scheduled reports into the browser window. 

          +   * In order for this method to work, you must have a report scheduled in the past

          +

           ##Security On Scheduled Reports

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114	114	To test this, go back to a report you wish to schedule and click on it. Click the Misc tab of the report. The scheduler controls will be towards the bottom of the page. Enter the e-mail addresses separated by commas, then set the report type and the schedule frequency. Save the report again. Now go back to the Report List. Next to the report, you should see the schedule time for the report. Now we can also look at the scheduled tasks on the server.
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116		-* Using the DOS command line, navigate into the Izenda Reports root directory (for example, C:\web\IzendaReports) and run IzendaScheduler.exe "http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx". This should return a list of scheduled reports in the DOS window.
117		-* Navigate to the rs.aspx page in the application (for example, http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx). Now add this to the end of the URL, ?run_scheduled_reports=30 (30 equals the frequency in minutes it will run). The url in the browser should read: http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx?run_scheduled_reports=30
118		-* This will return a list of scheduled reports into the browser window. In either case, you should receive the link to your scheduled report in your e-mail.
	116	+* In either case, you should receive the link to your scheduled report in your e-mail.
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	118	+1. Using the DOS command line, navigate into the Izenda Reports root directory (for example, C:\web\IzendaReports) and run IzendaScheduler.exe "http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx". This should return a list of scheduled reports in the DOS window.
	119	+2. Navigate to the rs.aspx page in the application (for example, http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx). Now add this to the end of the URL, ?run_scheduled_reports=30 (30 equals the frequency in minutes it will run). The url in the browser should read: http://yourhost/yourapp/rs.aspx?run_scheduled_reports=30
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	121	+ * This will return a list of scheduled reports into the browser window.
	122	+ * In order for this method to work, you must have a report scheduled in the past
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120	125	##Security On Scheduled Reports
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