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Display all uploaded docs as thumbnail previews

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Hi,

 

On our portal we have the Advance Form, its using the OOTB Case entity. One of the step we allow customer to upload documents, it has the SharePoint integration. We now want to create a new page (new advance form step) after the upload doc page that display all the uploaded documents as thumbnail previews, any tips?

 

Cheers,

Dom

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  • Christian Leverenz Profile Picture
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    Hi @BigDom ,

    for me the central question is: where to get the thumbnails?

     

    I have absolutely no idea how sharepoint works, but does this provide already the thumbnails? 

    If yes i could imagine a virtual entity retrieving the thumbnails and using this virtual entity in the portals (which is straight forward)

    If no, you could create the thumbnails by some sort of process/plugin/flow and store them as base64 for example in a custom table linked to the case or a custom jsonfield on the case (well, kind of ugly i know)

     

    In all cases: the thumbnails should be prerendered (may be upon uploading) as it will take time which costs performance when displaying them (hm, another question pops up in my mind: how can i make a thumbnail of a word-document?).

     

    As always by me: i am a sort of die hard when it comes to coding. I do it the C#, F#, javascript way. May be, there are other possibilities around 🙂 .

     

    Hope this inspires you a little bit,

      Christian

  • ragavanrajan Profile Picture
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    Hi @BigDom 

     

    I agree with @chleverenz, It is kind of hard to do. Unless you want a plugin/flow to achieve this. Using JavaScript as a client-side it is not that easy to get the SharePoint subgrid events and their relevant data. Maybe we can try a mix-match between liquid, fetchxml and JavaScript. Other wise as mentioned, the Server-side will be the best fit. 

     

    Hope it helps. 
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