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Overview
Apryse WebViewer for Appian is renowned document technology that powers mission-critical applications for private companies, large enterprises, and governments alike.
Deep dive blog on configuration options https://apryse.com/blog/appian/view-and-edit-pdf-and-word-documents-with-appian
Key Features & Functionality
Appian Documentation, FAQ, Guides: https://docs.apryse.com/documentation/appian/
Are there any sample regex patterns that can be shared that are known to work with the WebViewer comp? I can get string terms to work, but even very simple regex patterns (e.g. look for a number) are not being respected in my testing.
Using v5.6.1
Hello,
I am not sure what regex you were testing with, but perhaps you could share it so we can verify what the component is doing with it. Just testing with "[0-9]+" and "[d]{0, 1}[g]{0, 1}o" as the search term seems to detect results in our demo document.
You can share more details by submitting a support ticket with us or emailing support@apryse.com.
Thanks!