Redirect to sign on for download link?
I have a document download link for existing users of my app. The download link works correctly, but if the user is not already authenticated they receive the following 404 error: 'The specified File doesn't exist or had been deleted' which is very misleading. I feel like they used to be directed to sign in first (if not already authenticated), then the file would download. How do I insure this behavior? Thanks!
How to download File attachments using API ?
I am trying to download the files from my Quickbase table using the download file API (https://developer.quickbase.com/operation/downloadFile), but I only get the data in base64 format. How do I download the file itself ? ------------------------------ Hemanth ------------------------------Passing attachments and/or images in body text of Outlook message to create a QB record
I created a Pipeline that takes the contents of an Outlook message to create a record in Quick Base. However, the limitation is that Pipelines do not pass attachments or images inside of an Outlook field back to Quick Base. I used Power Automate to solve the attachments issue with HTTP requests, but it's quite cumbersome and I don't see a way to pass an image inside of the Outlook body field back to Quick Base field with Power Automate either. Has anyone tried other workarounds to solve this Outlook/Pipelines limitation? Mainly passing images from the Outlook body field to a Quick Base field? I automated our help desk at work via Outlook email requests into Quick Base, but I'm missing this one piece that allows me to grab images from the body of the Outlook message. BTW, I'm trying to pass it into a Rich Text field in QB. ------------------------------ AR ------------------------------How to upload and download image/files with quickbase
Am trying to upload/Download an Image or a file using Quickbase Json Restful API. what is the best way to do that. Below is two options i have tried 1.) I upload the file to external server while saving the file name to quick base. The field type for this text field. 2.) I converted the image file to base64 encode via php and then created a field type File Attachment. The issue here is that base64 encoded files cannot be saved to quickbase via Restful API Json Call with field type set to File Attachment. here is how I did it with php <?php $file = 'photo.png'; $encode_File = base64_encode(file_get_contents($file)); ?> What is the best way to upload/download files via QB Json Restful API ------------------------------ Fredrick Esedo ------------------------------
Profile Picture on Record - Formula Error
Hey Quick Base, i was using a youtube video called "How to add images for picture perfect reports & Forms in Quick Base" by Quickbase Junkie. at around the 7:30 minute mark she starts talking about uploading profile photos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji2dMPNeyPg I've created the two fields - one for Attachments - Field ID 51 - and one for the Formula to display the image. When I use the formula she describes I get an error. below is the formula I try to use. The error is on the "up/" section. var text URL = URLroot() "up/" &DBid() & "/a/r" & [Record ID#] & "/e51/v0"; "<img src='" & $URL & "' width='48'>" Please help :) ------------------------------ Jack Woods ------------------------------
File Attachments Export
I am starting new apps from scratch because the existing ones that we have were created by a consultant. I need to be able to export documents, a table from an existing app, into a new app. When I export the documents table it just has the file attachment name instead of the actual file. So then I thought of doing a relationship between the apps but once we have our new ones up and running we will be deleting the old ones. Is there a way to do this where the document stays in my new app once we delete the other? If there is no way around the relationship from the old app, we can always keep it I guess, but only let it show for me. ------------------------------ Bethany Dickey ------------------------------
