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I have a custom screen and want to use my Datacardvalue from my edit screen for attachments. I created a Label and Text Input box.
Hi @kevinHolston ,
Unless the attachment control is on a Form, there is a lot more to do to actually attach the files and even harder to view existing attachments. I strongly suggest you use a Form for the attachments.
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This seems like a follow-on to this post that I never heard back from you on.
You will need a form to submit attachments.
If you are following the video that I mentioned to separate the form interface from the form, then you can do this easily. But you're going to need to follow closely how I discuss the setup to do it in that video.
@kevinHolston ,
I will leave you with @RandyHayes here as I did not realise you had simply posted a new thread without referring to the old one (please do not do this as it just makes everyone start again). I gave you the same advice - unless you want a complex process (which you really need to understand to get going), use a Form as it does it all for you.
@WarrenBelz Extra input is always welcome 😁
@kevinHolston I was looking over the SF182 form you are working with and it is very similar (the process) to what I demonstrate in that video. The trouble with paper forms converted to computer is that many paper forms allow for a person to fill them out wrong and not follow details, plus they make assumptions (like the "Furnish Invoice to") When you try to make that a computer form, you have to introduce other means to make sure things happen (like the furnishing of invoices). So, point is, it's not always a one-to-one conversion.
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