List Attachments
Posted by bburke - Jun 10 ’13 at 08:09
In a custom List; I added the "Attachments" field but it is not showing on the form (Display and Edit).
I browse for the attachment and "Save" the form; it closes, no errors. Is this a content type issue (folder)?
This is a live site and I am cautious about changing the content type. -Thanks
Table Cell
Colspan 1
CSS Calss
Style
Width 1
Width Unit Star
Layout
CSS Class
JSLink clienttemplates.js
Orientation Horizontal
Read Only False
Style
Title
Value Attachments
Visibility Visible
Width 150
Wrapping No Wrap
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DmitryAdminMember for: 10 years 11 months 19 days
If your content type is derived from folder you cannot use attachments field. SharePoint doesn't allow attach files to folders.
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bburkeMemberMember for: 10 years 5 days
Content type is item.
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DmitryAdminMember for: 10 years 11 months 19 days
[#2]: Please, export new, display and edit forms with Forms Designer and make template of your list:
List Settings -> Save list as template.Send both template and forms-files to [email protected]. Thank you.
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DmitryAdminMember for: 10 years 11 months 19 days
[#3]: Hello Bill,
Thank you for your message. I installed your list and designed forms. Then I removed all sparqube lookups because I don't have it installed in my environment and also I removed your custom javascript that inserts related items into separate tab because I don't have the list of related items.
In the new form I added attachment via ribbon:
and save the form.
It seems, the attached file was added successfully. Display form:
Edit form:
I do not think that the issue is in sparqube lookups that I have removed. Most likely there is an issue in your custom JS-code. Try to use IE developer tool to verify that there are no js-errors when you save or open the form. Also, I can recommend you to send the request to our pro-support team with an access to your farm: [email protected]. They will estimate the cost of researching and fixing this issue. I don't think that it will take more than 100 support minutes.
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