Naviga Writer
6.3.3
6.3.3
  • Naviga Writer
  • Release notes
    • 6.3.3
    • 6.3.2
    • 6.3.1
    • 6.2.1
    • 6.2.0
    • 6.1.2
    • 6.1.1
    • 6.1.0
    • 6.0.0
    • 5.3.0
  • Introduction
    • Authoring
    • Developing
    • Publishing
    • User stories and reference cases
  • User Guide
    • Writer User Guide
      • The Content Area and Tabs
        • Help menu
        • Language menu
        • Article name
        • Writing teasers
        • Content area
        • Information
        • Search and replace words
        • History Button
        • Save and publish flow
        • Tabs
          • Meta Tab
            • Author
            • Channels
          • Integrations Tab
          • Image and Article search Tab
        • Locked article
      • Text management
      • Writer Keyboard Shortcuts
      • Personal Writer template
      • Channels to control access
      • Images User Guide
      • Common questions when starting using Writer
  • Admin Guide
    • Configuration files
    • Configurations Guide
    • Configuration of Writer templates
    • Publish Flow
      • Default configuration definitions
      • Starting part of the configuration
      • Publish flow config details
      • Configuration of calendarLocale
      • Preconditions for roles in the publish flow
    • Generic properties for Objects
      • Generic properties configuration
    • Image Services
      • Photo uploader
      • Binary Service Light
      • ImEngine
      • Imgix
    • Available Plugins
      • Naviga developed plugins
        • Plugins in earlier versions of Writer
      • Third-party plugins
  • Developer guide
    • Writer plugin development
      • Quickstart
      • Plugin overview
      • Creating an content object plugin
      • Validation and hooks
      • Interacting with external resources
    • Writer Plugin Building Blocks
      • Package
      • Component
      • Node
      • Converter
      • Events
    • Writer plugin style guide
      • CSS Guidelines
      • CSS variables, colors and fonts
      • UI Components
    • Tutorials
      • Popover & text analysis
      • Search & replace
      • Concept interaction
    • Infomaker NewsML
      • Overview
      • Document relations and types
      • Extensions XSD
      • NewsItem
      • ConceptItem
      • PlanningItem
      • Examples
        • NewsItem - Text
        • NewsItem - Picture
        • NewsItem - PDF
        • ConceptItem - Author
        • ConceptItem - Category
        • ConceptItem - Channel
        • ConceptItem - Content Profile
        • ConceptItem - Event
        • ConceptItem - Organisation
        • ConceptItem - Person
        • ConceptItem - Place (point)](point)](point)](point)](point)](point)](point)](point)](point)](point)]
        • ConceptItem - Place (polygon)](polygon)](polygon)](polygon)](polygon)](polygon)](polygon)](polygon)]
        • ConceptItem - Section
        • ConceptItem - Story
        • ConceptItem - Topic
        • PlanningItem
    • Media Enrichment
      • Images
  • API Reference
    • Writer Api
      • Api
      • Article
      • Browser
      • Concept
      • ConceptService
      • Document
      • Events
      • NewsItem
      • Router
      • Ui
      • Upload
      • User
      • settings
    • UI Components
      • UIAvatar
      • UIButton
      • UIByline
      • UICheckbox
      • UIChip
      • UIDatePicker
      • UIDatetimeFieldEditor
      • UIDropdown
      • UIFieldEditor
      • UIIconButton
      • UIInlineImage
      • UIPagination
      • UISelect
      • UITimePicker
      • UIToggle
      • UITooltip
      • UIInputText
      • UITextarea
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  1. Admin Guide
  2. Publish Flow

Starting part of the configuration

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Look in a config-file for example by adding /api/config to the Writer that you can access.

https://[WRITER_URL]/api/config

The first part of the config of a plugin tells you things about the plugin itself and if it is enabled and if it is mandatory.

Next paragraph brings you to the Workflow states and we will look at the draft as an example.