Thumbnails of externally hosted images
How can i show thumbnails of externally hosted images (such as on aws s3) in my report in quickbase?
I don't want to be uploading image files in quickbase, because it does not let me make a copy of...
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Hi Ashis,
If you have the name of each image file that is on AWS in a field in QuickBase table, for example [qbimage], then you can create a formula field in quickbase as such:
If(Length([qbimage])>0,"<img style='max-height:100%; max-width:100%;width:100px' src='[URL to AWS]" & ([qbimage]) & "'/>","")
If you don't have the name of each image in you quickbase database you might have to resort to a way to add the image names into your table. Make sure the image file names have a pattern or have a name like dbid_rid pattern where [dbid] is the table id and rid is the record that the image belongs to.
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Souheil Karam
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If you have the name of each image file that is on AWS in a field in QuickBase table, for example [qbimage], then you can create a formula field in quickbase as such:
If(Length([qbimage])>0,"<img style='max-height:100%; max-width:100%;width:100px' src='[URL to AWS]" & ([qbimage]) & "'/>","")
If you don't have the name of each image in you quickbase database you might have to resort to a way to add the image names into your table. Make sure the image file names have a pattern or have a name like dbid_rid pattern where [dbid] is the table id and rid is the record that the image belongs to.
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Souheil Karam
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- Worked like magic. Thank you so much.
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Hi Ashis,
If you have the name of each image file that is on AWS in a field in QuickBase table, for example [qbimage], then you can create a formula field in quickbase as such:
If(Length([qbimage])>0,"<img style='max-height:100%; max-width:100%;width:100px' src='[URL to AWS]" & ([qbimage]) & "'/>","")
If you don't have the name of each image in you quickbase database you might have to resort to a way to add the image names into your table. Make sure the image file names have a pattern or have a name like dbid_rid pattern where [dbid] is the table id and rid is the record that the image belongs to.
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Souheil Karam
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