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Thanks! Everything else seems to be working well!
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We have created a distribution list for portal support and followed your instructions. That worked out great. Thank you.
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dannas - just an update, Intuit is still having issues with their authentication server. It's affecting all QB Online developers, as well as many other Intuit sites.
Paul
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csmp - this will be resolved by the time the January version goes live.
I saw the work in progress on a Method_Richard's development machine on Friday. It's looking great. Tabs and Tab link that used to wrap onto a 2nd line, will now fit under a "More" dropdown at the far right. This should be on the Janauary site ...
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To be safe, ALWAYS use the RecordID if you are able to. Guaranteed to be unique.
Paul
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Every portal has a "portal administrator" user.
Here's what you can do: create a new user (Customize>Users) in your account called "noreply", with this email address. This user does not need sign in rights, so they are a free user).
Then go to Customize > Portals and edit your portal. Set the portal ...
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Thanks Paul.
I believe that I have everything done with the exception of number 3.
I am not sure how to implement the last instruction.......
How do we input what the secondary email?
How do I implement your instruction to number 3?
I have watched the tutorials on customization but this seems a little out of the scope of what they explained ...
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When a user registeres for our customer portal, they receive an email with their credentials; however, the 'from' field of this email is the direct email of one of our CRM users and not from a general mailbox. We would like for this email to come from 'noreply@ourdomain.com' so that customers do not email one of our users ...
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No, that's not a standard feature. But you could add that through customization:
1. Add a new field called secondaryemail to the Users table.
2. Create a simple screen based on the User's table. It could be as simple as having only a grid with the fields you need, and making sure it supports edit.
3. On the button that ...
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Ahhh, two very important points you made there that helped greatly, Valbon:
1) the RecordID and the QB Sales Order # are not the same field.
2) the RecordID, once created, cannot be changed.
The concern that led to the question was the possibility that users could change the Sales Order Number, and thus destroy the connection I create ...
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