I created a confiform that allows for upload of attachments. When the user completes the form and attaches photos or documents, a new page is created with a random page title and the attachments on the new page. I want to move the newly created page after to an already existing page as a child so they are nested. I would also like the page that is created to have a meaningful name instead of random letters and numbers. Has anyone had this happen? I also have another confiform that does not create a new page when attachments are uploaded and I don't know why one form does it and the other does not. They have the same field definitions.
Do you have a secure storage enabled in the ConfiForms Form Definition?
A macro? I dont think I understand
But the option you have had enabled makes the attachments storage "secure" - meaning that each attachment is stored in a permissions protected page (as Confluence does not allow to set individual permissions on attachments, so you cannot restrict access to them - only when placing on a restricted page)
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I misspoke. Is there a rule that can be applied to move the secureform page that gets created to be nested under an already created page so they can be sorted?
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That's exactly where I ran into now. There are pages created because of secure storage option, that I need. But i want them not directly under the page, where the form is. I want to define a page, that will be the parent of the secure storage files, that are getting created. Is there a way @Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ ?
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So, you can access the page by it's name to move it
It is always named as "storage_[entry.id]"
Alex
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