Applies to:
- Winshuttle Foundation
Attachment
The Attachment element enables users to attach files or documents to a form.
Attachment elements can be used in repeating elements, but cannot be used in repeating elements which are contained within another repeating element such as a nested repeating table.
Attachment element properties
Property |
Description |
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Allow Deletion |
Enables the deletion of files that have been uploaded previously. |
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Allow Replacement |
Enables the replacement of files that have been uploaded previously. |
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Allow Update |
Enables the updating of files. |
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Hide Existing |
Hides the attachments that have been uploaded previously. |
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Include Inline |
Allows the attachments in the form to be displayed inline in the form. Note: If an attached .log file is not displayed in Internet Explorer 11/Edge, add the mime type ".log" in IIS with the value "text/plain," or change the .log file extension to .txt. |
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Maximum |
The maximum number of attachments that are required before the form can be submitted. |
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Message |
The message to display if the minimum or maximum requirement is not met. |
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Minimum |
The minimum number of attachments that are required before the form can be submitted. |
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Require Review |
Requires that the user click on the attachments and view them before they can proceed. |
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Target |
A label that you can enter to make the attachment display in another browser window. The special _blank target will always bring up the attachment in a new window. If you use anything other than _blank, the attachment will be brought up in the browser that already has that label, if it exists. Otherwise, it opens a new browser window. |
Below: Attachment Properties shown in the solution properties pane.
