Your syntax doesn't look quite right. Are you using just a plain rich-text element on the form or a formula-rich text?
If it's just an element on the form - the syntax should look like:
<a href="https://" target="_blank">File Upload</a>"
The difference is that since it's a rich text element you don't need the & and the url and _blank need to be in ""
If you're using a formula, it would need to be like:
"<a href='https://' target='_blank'>File Upload</a>"
In this one - since it's a formula string, you need to close the entire element in "" and then the URL and _blank need to be enclosed in single quotes
Thanks, that works for me in the legacy form builder, not the new form builder,
I tried using the <> code option also, assuming missing something simple
Ah - that's right. I remember this from last week, the new forms do not have the same hyperlink options to open in a new tab similar to Dashboards and the legacy forms. At least not natively in the rich-text element at this time. You will likely need to convert over to a formula-rich text field to achieve the same result in the new forms.
I do not see that option to convert to rich text element, only a code button, assume not available
Next i created a url field, marked to display as a button, this only works some of the time, and not at all on legacy forms
