If you're able to place a custom form on the go live task, that might end up being the best option for you.On this custom form, place 2 custom calculated fields, both formatted to be a date. For one of the calculated fields, create a formula that will express the project's start date and for the sec...

it seems to me that if you attach the same template multiple times, the folders are pulled in again, every time. Have I misunderstood what you're asking?

could you save it to a project template and attach it to subsequent projects?

I feel as though the only workaround at the moment is the chrome extension mentioned (goFullPage), and other than this, workfront web proofs are designed to update as the web pages are edited.

hi, this is a Note report.The person who posts the comment/update is known as the "owner" of the note. You would normally exclude this in a normal note report by selecting "Note | Owner ID is blank" while in standard mode. When you convert to text mode -- like you did here -- you can easily recover ...

please upvote (like) this idea https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-ideas/compare-interactive-proof-versions-keep-each-version-of-an/idi-p/597614

what have you tried, and what sort of errors have you gotten? Feel free to post the textmode or wysiwyg screenshots.

hi, it seems to me you have 2 options that are similarly outlined in this post:https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/adding-a-document-from-microsoft-one-drive/m-p/628273 You can either integrate with google drive and use doc approvals, or use the interactive proof fun...

so, your thinking should be aligning with the below:1) if you only want to pull it in "if it's a proof", then you should be thinking in terms of a filter.2) Since you are filtering on something that has multiples (i.e. a project can have multiple documents) you should be thinking in terms of either ...

ah, good going. So now you only have to repeat it another two times, while paying attention to your parentheses :). Good luck to you!