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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
That cannot be done by mere mortals. You would actually need to engage with a Quick Base Solution provider to do that.
But how about just putting a link on the new record.
The formula for such a link would be
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_my table name where the file] & "/a/r" & [Record ID# of the record with the file] & "/e30/v0"
Change the e30 to exx where xx is the field ID holding the file.
But how about just putting a link on the new record.
The formula for such a link would be
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_my table name where the file] & "/a/r" & [Record ID# of the record with the file] & "/e30/v0"
Change the e30 to exx where xx is the field ID holding the file.
ArchiveUser
8 years agoQrew Captain
Appreciate your response to this last month, it worked brilliantly! However, I'm running to a different issue concerning the button links I have created to these URLs.
I have 7 record attachments that "copy over" in this way from one table to another (the links appear as buttons on the new record).
However, not all of these attachment fields will actually have an attachment (usually only 2-3 attachments were actually uploaded). Quickbase is somehow copying URLs for attachments that do not exist and showing the buttons on the new record - how do I prevent this? When you click the link button, it takes you to a page that says the attachment doesn't exist. How can I tell it to not copy this field if it is blank?
I have 7 record attachments that "copy over" in this way from one table to another (the links appear as buttons on the new record).
However, not all of these attachment fields will actually have an attachment (usually only 2-3 attachments were actually uploaded). Quickbase is somehow copying URLs for attachments that do not exist and showing the buttons on the new record - how do I prevent this? When you click the link button, it takes you to a page that says the attachment doesn't exist. How can I tell it to not copy this field if it is blank?