@@RadiantHer This is a cache issue. log out from Gmail, logout from pega, Close all the tabs in the browser. Clear the browser cache. Then login to pega, login in to Gmail account where u want to receive the email. Launch the case and this time it should work. I have replicated the issue and checked multiple times. For me it is working once and then i have to clear the cache and log off log in then it is working fine.
How can we send customize message and subjects using DWA? For ex:- We provide popup where user can enter subject for the email, and email template where user can edit email body. Please help me. I am trying this but emails are going with default messages and body
Hello, Please let us know how you resolved the Access denied issue. Please do not upload half cooked vdos. its misleading. Whatever issues you have faced should be explained. Thanks
why it's showing access denied,
like you got in the first attempt of this video.
was able to solve it?!
@@RadiantHer This is a cache issue. log out from Gmail, logout from pega, Close all the tabs in the browser. Clear the browser cache. Then login to pega, login in to Gmail account where u want to receive the email. Launch the case and this time it should work. I have replicated the issue and checked multiple times. For me it is working once and then i have to clear the cache and log off log in then it is working fine.
This is very useful. Is it possible to add a option to attach a document in the External Assignment?
What song is this?
How can we send customize message and subjects using DWA? For ex:- We provide popup where user can enter subject for the email, and email template where user can edit email body. Please help me. I am trying this but emails are going with default messages and body
Correct. External Instructions in correspondence have might he created earlier i think.
Very helpful. Appreciate !!!!
Hello, Please let us know how you resolved the Access denied issue. Please do not upload half cooked vdos. its misleading. Whatever issues you have faced should be explained. Thanks