I may have to search elsewhere regrettably. I used this to: Mostly used for uploading manuscripts for publishing. Simple, good, easy to use Functionality: 4. I used this to: It works well in Joomla 3. It would be good to be able to suppress the 7 warnings.
Owner's reply: Thanks so much for taking the time to review and rate my extension. Please note that since version 2. Also, the notice level for no file uploaded has been changed form red error to light orange warning. Thanks for your continued support and reviews! I got an error Functionality: 3 Ease of use: 3 Support: 3 Documentation: 2. I used this to: i tried to use for users to upload pdf documents but i discovered i got some errors after successful upload. Owner's reply: Thanks for taking the time to post your review on JED.
Not all servers display these warnings to users. I respond to every email sent to my support email address, support[at]valorapps[dot]com. Unfortunately, in responding to an email about this same issue last week, I got an "Undelivered mail returned to sender". It seems that the email address was entered incorrectly in the "Contact Us" form. Maybe that returned email was yours, but I don't know, and I did not have any other means of responding if the email was returned.
I am sorry for you not getting the support you needed, but it was beyond my control. I have since removed the reference that triggered the strict standards warning in version 2. Best Regards. I used this to: I'm currently using it for an alternative way for my customers to send me files for their website design needs on Joomla3. This might not be exactly what everyone is looking for but I really think it is super cool.
What I really like is Option to save files in username subfolders which means every file is easy to find and I don't need to track who is uploading. I wish more extension where as simple and effective as this one. Not Helpful 6 Helpful 6. You will have to scan the printed page with a printer and then save it as a PDF. Not Helpful 1 Helpful Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
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Open Power Apps and Create a new app from blank. Then insert a few labels and icons to make it look like the screenshot below. The attachments field cannot be inserted from the menu so we must use a workaround. Go to the data tab on the left menu and add any existing SharePoint list from your SharePoint site. Do not add the Contracts SharePoint document library we created earlier.
We cannot use it to generate an attachments field. Create a new Edit Form with your SharePoint list as the data source. The attachments control should automatically appear when we create the form. If it does not, you can add the attachments field using Edit fields on the right-side menu.
Our app now has an attachments field we can use to upload the contract documents. We can now delete connection to the SharePoint list. It is no longer needed. Documents cannot be uploaded to a SharePoint document library directly from Power Apps. We will need to create a Power Automate flow to do it instead. Open the Power Automate action from the top menu and select Create a new flow.
We want to use the PowerApps V2 trigger because it supports files as an input type whereas the PowerApps trigger does not. Select the File input type. Name the input File Content. Make File Content a required input. Add a SharePoint action to the flow: Create File.
Use your SharePoint site address and document library folder path as inputs. The File Content field should reference the file found in our flow trigger. File Name requires a flow expression. Go back to PowerApps and add a button. A file must be passed as an object to Power Automate. The contentBytes field holds a reference to the attachment file and name stores the filename and extension.
Note: if you are receiving an error when passing the file to the flow make sure you have set the flow input to be a required field. Test your app to make sure its working. If we wanted to include the ability to upload multiple files at the same time we could change the OnSelect property of the upload button to loop through each attachment and run the flow once per file. We will also need to increase the MaxAttachments property of the attachment control from 1 to another value.
Since this is an optional step, the rest of this article will assume you have used the single-file upload method. The salesperson must also include additional data about the contract to keep the contracts files organized. But most folks simply call it tagging documents. Add a few text inputs Customer Name, Industry and a date picker Contract Date as shown below to capture the metadata.
Modify the Power Apps V2 trigger action to add 3 new inputs as shown below. They should all be required inputs. Then add another action at the bottom of the flow: SharePoint — Update file properties.
Notice that the parameter names do not match the names we defined in flow. They are generic names based on the data type.
We can now include metadata with the document at the time of upload to SharePoint. Give this new functionality a test and check SharePoint to make sure the data was successfully written. A salesperson might want to see a list of the most recently uploaded files. To add this feature, connect the app to the Contract document library in SharePoint. Then add a gallery to the Submit A Contract app that looks like the screenshot below.
Use this code in the Items property of the the gallery to show uploads from newest-to-oldest. Enter your email address. Sign Me Up. You can post using your email address and are not required to create an account to join the discussion. This is awesome and a lot easier to configure than ShanesCows workaround with v1, although that was a feat of wonderfulness, too!
When did v2 come out, anyway? This came out about a month ago but it was a stealth release no documentation. I am still trying to figure out how to successfully output a file data type from Flow in the V2 trigger and also just the email data type in general. Hey Matthew! If so, I am ready to buy! EasyUploadSingleDocument new System. FileInfo "HRS. EasyUploadFile new System.
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