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HowardFu
Qrew Cadet
5 years ago

Re: Display Logo on Form

Hi Mark and Adam,

I copy and pasted the code you suggested:

<img src = "https://cfkent.quickbase.com/up/bpvr9qpph/g/rb/eg/va/cfkent-logo-grey_02.png" height=100;">

and I tried it in formula - text, formula - rich text, and formula - URL field types but all three give me syntax errors saying that it's expecting text.Any suggestions?

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Howard Fu
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  • LauraThacker's avatar
    LauraThacker
    Qrew Captain
    5 years ago
    On a form, use a text-element instead of a formula field with your formula in that instead.  Turn on HTML for the text element.



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    • MarkShnier__You's avatar
      MarkShnier__You
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      5 years ago
      If you are just wanting a form element, you can do what Laura suggested without the enclosing quotes.

      if you want a formula Rich text field, here is an example

      "<img src=https://cfkent.quickbase.com/up/bpvr9qpph/g/rb/eg/va/cfkent-logo-grey_02.png height=100>"

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      • HowardFu's avatar
        HowardFu
        Qrew Cadet
        5 years ago
        AHHHHHHH got it. Laura's suggestion worked for what I'm trying to do.

        Thank you all!

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        Howard Fu
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    • BarryDolan1's avatar
      BarryDolan1
      Qrew Member
      5 years ago
      I am using html similar to this, but what tag would I use to center the image on my form?

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      Barry Dolan
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      • AdamKeever1's avatar
        AdamKeever1
        Qrew Commander
        5 years ago
        If you are using HTML in a text form element, then you can wrap your <img src=XXXX> with a table header row element like this:

        <th><img src=https://YOUR_REALM.quickbase.com/up/YOUR_TABLE/YOUR_IMAGES_SOURCE height=100></th>

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