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Document Definitions may use FlexiLayouts that need to be periodically updated. When you update a FlexiLayout in one Document Definition, you may want to update it in all the other Document Definitions where it is used. To achieve this, use the LoadFlexiLayout command, which loads a FlexiLayout from a file into Document Definition sections that were created based on a FlexiLayout. The new FlexiLayout will replace the old one.
An additional FlexiLayout will replace the old FlexiLayout only if the two have identical names.

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Parameters

/Project

Optional

Project.
Possible ways to specify a project:

  • full local path
  • full path to the server hosting the project
  • the name of the project on the server (the /Server parameter must be specified).
    If no project is specified, all the projects on the server will be updated.

/Server

Optional

Server address.

/U

Optional

User name.

If this parameter is not specified, Windows authentication will be used.

/P

Optional

Password.

/Tenant

Optional

Tenant name.

/Cert

Optional

The thumbprint of the certificate used for Mutual SSL authentication. Pass the string-encoded hash of the certificate for the server with Mutual SSL installed.

/DocumentDefinition

Required

Document Definition name.

/Section

Optional

Section name. Optional, if your Document Definition contains only one section that uses a FlexiLayout.

/FlexiLayoutPath

Optional

The path to the *.afl or *.txt file containing the FlexiLayout.

/MainFlexiLayout

Flag

Replaces the main FlexiLayout. If this flag is not used, the additional FlexiLayout will be replaced.

/RemoveOldFields

Flag

If this flag is used, any fields related to the old FlexiLayout (i.e. the fields created upon loading the old FlexiLayout) will be removed when the old FlexiLayout is replaced with the new one.

Example of use: /LoadFlexiLayout /Server=“https://FCSRV” /Project=“Banking_eng” /DocumentDefinition=Invoces /Section=EU_Invoces /MainFlexiLayout – Replaces the main FlexiLayout in the “EU_Invoces” section of the “Invoces” Document Definition.