Joseph, I don’t believe those fields are part of the database tables for xFileRef or XFileAttach so that might be your first major hurdle.
The next one, adding the columns to a grid, can be done in app studio for that specific control. It may be as easy as going into personalization and making them un-hidden, but the fact that those types of fields don’t exist is still the first problem.
Wondering if we could grab a time/date stamp at the point of upload and save it in a UD field that could be used there and then pull it on the slide out table?
We didn’t see in the studio where to find the attachment slider… maybe we just missed it.
Unless there’s an API in the Edge Client, I’m not sure you’d ever be able to get that metadata from the file system. Yes, you could capture the upload date/time but that’s different that the original question.
If the files were stored in ECM or SharePoint, you probably could that get information through an API. You might be able to write a web service that returns that information to you from the file system, but you’d basically be writing the file portion of the Edge Client.
That’s what I thought Mark, but I’m not a developer. We could probably at least force the current date/time at the upload into a UD field. We have the date as part of the file name now, but we need to edge it to something a little more useful. We aren’t using ECM or SharePoint.
For security reasons, the browser will never have that kind of access to a local file system. The Epicor Idea would be for the Edge Client which makes the file system look like a web service to the browser (along with its original purpose of granting access to local printers).