Document Generation - Filename
I started playing with the Document Generation in Quickbase this week which is amazing! I am curious to know if there is a way to set the filename of a Document that is generated in a custom email notification from a Quickbase application? I know that when you use the Generate Document code to create the document for a record in the application, it does allow you to set the title/name of the document specifically. However, using the same option as a part of the custom email notification sends the notification with the PDF attached and named Document 1, rather than any name you specify in the code that is attached the Formula URL field.8Views0likes0CommentsPDF Document Generator, automatically attached to a record
Really amazing to have the ability to natively create PDF's in Quickbase now but I have a question to see if anyone knows how to take this a step further. We currently have a document builder code page that runs via a URL button (See attached image for code) and extracts a number of key fields from a Quickbase record to create a PDF and it then attaches the PDF to a field. These PDF's are old and contain information that's no longer relevant in the footer, which is why the new PDF creator is so great ,we can now refresh documents. The question is, how or IF, its possible to use the new native document generator process to automatically attach the new PDF that gets created to the same field where the old one used to be attached to. This is to avoid the need to manually download and attach the newly generated PDF. I appreciate this is still very new to everyone, I've also not asked Quickbase support on this, I thought I'd try speak to the Qrew for the very first time and see if anyone has any ideas before I raise a Quickbase support case. I feel like the code I have now for the existing button and the new document creation button (which comes from the exchange) can be reverse engineered to achieve the desired result!? Please see attached images for code. ThanksSolved351Views0likes6Comments