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Is there anyway to use the "Attachments" macro in Confiforms? or similar function...

Frank Rentef
Frank Rentef Nov 04, 2020

I've created a Confiform.  The end users wish to be able to attach a file to the form when first completing the form.  Is there a way to use the Confluence "Attachments" macro or use some other similar functionality?  

I want the attached file to follow the form data/record.

 

THNX

 

 

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Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ Rising Star Nov 04, 2020

Hi

 

You can add a "file" field definition (macro) type onto your ConfiForms Form Definition macro and accept uploading files into your form

As easy as that... files are attached on the page and can be also viewed via attachments macro if you want to.. or via any ConfiForms "*View" macro

Alex

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