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I can't get these to do anything.
I have a text field named "filetype"
When "filetype" is "docx", I want the field "logo", which is an attachments picker, to pick the first attachment, which is the Microsoft word logo.
I've tried
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fieldname: filetype
Condition: filetype:docx
Action: Set Value
logo=1 (and logo=word_logo.PNG)
And a bunch of variations involving entry.logo and entry.filetype.
I also really have no idea what the difference between fieldname and [entry.fieldname] is.
If you want to set the attachment picker then you need to set it to a value that is a valid attachment id
Do you know how to lookup the attachment id of the logo you want to set?
(the rest of the parameters are fine)
PS, fieldname is when you want to check the field name for some value, [entry.fieldname] is when you access the value of this field
Alex
Thank you. Yeah, I don't think I know how to lookup the attachment id (presuming this is something different than just the attachment file name (word_logo.PNG)). I thought there might be something like that which I needed.
PS, So would either [entry.fieldname]:somevalue or fieldname:somevalue work as a condition? Or are they fundamentally different? I still don't think I quite get it.
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I'll try to record a demo: http://recordit.co/DhowHfKM1Q (numeric value is the attachment id)
Hope it helps.
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Or are they fundamentally different
Well, yes.. second, makes sense, while the first does not
See https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/ConfiForms+Filters
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