Adrian Simpkins Posted March 10, 2020 Posted March 10, 2020 Hi All, One of our Users is having issues trying to open attachments in Hornbill. When she clicks on the attachment she is getting the below error displayed - any ideas at all please? She is setup the same as other Users, and is using Edge, but I have not seen this error on any other Users accounts as yet, Thanks !
David Hall Posted March 10, 2020 Posted March 10, 2020 @Adrian Simpkins I could be wrong, but initially to me this looks like there is no suitable (associated) app installed on that individual user's machine for whatever file type that is trying to be opened from the request, e.g. no associated app to open a .txt file etc. This looks like a local client issue rather than an issue with Hornbill based on the error you have posted. Kind Regards, Dave
Adrian Simpkins Posted March 10, 2020 Author Posted March 10, 2020 Hi David Thanks for the comments - I thought this also, but checking her install she has all the standard software - however, I will check again now to make sure I didn't miss this Many thanks
Adrian Simpkins Posted March 10, 2020 Author Posted March 10, 2020 Hi David Just checked again, and its very strange - some requests open fine with no issues, but a couple throw up this error? I sat with the User and witnessed it working aok, as well as one request showing the error - so I am unsure why one opens, and another gives this error? Many thanks
Steve Giller Posted March 10, 2020 Posted March 10, 2020 @Adrian Simpkins Is this happening on a particular file type? The error message is just what it says on the tin - there is no app associated to the file it's trying to open. This can be that the app really isn't installed, or that the association has been lost/corrupted (this can happen when an app is installed and "steals" the association but doesn't release it when it's uninstalled) or that Edge is not properly downloading the file or deleting the temp file before it's been opened. There are some other causes, but they're basically all issues with the local machine, so there's not really anything that Hornbill can do more than advise. 1
Adrian Simpkins Posted March 11, 2020 Author Posted March 11, 2020 Hi Steve Its a PNG file type, I will recheck with the User though just to confirm to see what file types she can / cant open - this is a PNG, and i think i witnessed her open a PDF attachment fine. Many thanks
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