ng:decrypt

ng:decrypt

The built-in function, ng:decrypt is linked with the encryption functions: ng:encrypt and the workflow component, Set secure workflow variable.

 

The function, ng:decrypt can decrypt contents, that was previously encrypted with these functions.

 

The function only accepts a single string as parameter.

 

Limitations of the ng:decrypt function:

 

•It is only able to decrypt data, that has been encrypted in the same installation.

•It is only allowed to run the ng:decrypt function inside these workflow components: Set secure workflow variables, Digital Sign, Samba read/write, PDF Restrict and Rest API calls.

 

 

ng:decrypt('DecryptThis')

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