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ConfiForms File Definition Attachment Storage is restricted

ConfiForms File Definition Attachment Storage is restricted

Hi There,

I have a File/Attachment form definition created and I noticed it create sub pages with storage ID, ex: storage_357567b1-6838-487d-8828-0ebf0333f4dd and the page is restricted, therefore no one able to see the attachment due restrictions.

Any idea why this is happening? I don't need any restrictions

Please advice

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Someone has put "secure storage" on your ConfiForms Form Definition macro to store attachments securely

Alex

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thanks @Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ is there away to disable that? can admin on the project able to disable that

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It is a parameter on your form (ConfiForms Form Definition macro). Anyone who can edit the page can modify macro parameters

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Thanks! didn't realize there is a setting for that :)

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This option is usually set for a reason. For use cases when someone wants to protect the privacy of the uploaded attachments.

As you cannot set permissions on the attachment object itself, the only possibility is to add an attachment on a separate page and restrict permissions on the page

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