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MCFNeil
9 years agoQrew Captain
Amber,
It can be a png or jpg image.
And rather than creating an image preview field, then referencing that in your button, you can reference the direct URL, which might speed things up a little.
Just modify the field properties of your file attachment field to be accessible without logging in, and now that file attachment is a permanent link for anybody to see/use
Then you copy the URL into your 'a'frame. Add your own action URL to the href, and size it as you'd like.
It can be a png or jpg image.
And rather than creating an image preview field, then referencing that in your button, you can reference the direct URL, which might speed things up a little.
Just modify the field properties of your file attachment field to be accessible without logging in, and now that file attachment is a permanent link for anybody to see/use
Then you copy the URL into your 'a'frame. Add your own action URL to the href, and size it as you'd like.
"<a href='#' title=\"Click Me\" >
<img src=\"https://www.quickbase.com/up/bdvnw2gfi/g/rd/eh/va/busybee2.jpg\"; height=\"32\"></a>"
AmberPollard
9 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
I'm not using the image as a button, so I don't think I need to worry about an "a frame" or "action URL", correct?
Is there a formula I can use for a field in another app that just references the Record ID -- or is this a less "speedy" solution than using the filename?
Thanks!
Is there a formula I can use for a field in another app that just references the Record ID -- or is this a less "speedy" solution than using the filename?
Thanks!