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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>"
MCFNeil
9 years agoQrew Captain
If you want to just display that image, and always have it be static, using the URL is best.
If you want the image to change and be dynamic based on some other field, you can make a conditional statement to display different images.
But to be able to use the image in a completely different application that doesn't have a relationship, you will want to stick to the URL from the file attachment
If you want the image to change and be dynamic based on some other field, you can make a conditional statement to display different images.
But to be able to use the image in a completely different application that doesn't have a relationship, you will want to stick to the URL from the file attachment