Not sure if I completely understand, however, if you're wanting to generate a printable and attach to a record, you can do this with a process using the Process File element. This allows you to generate a printable and you can easily attach to a record's files. Then, just wire up the button to run the process. 

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks, Ryan. That's what I did. I wrote a business process for generating different reports depending on the value of the reference field and adding them to the attached files. In the module, I added a button to call this business process with the transfer of the necessary parameters to it.

Good day,


In the .NET Core version, we do not have separate settings for different services; instead, we have a single setting for the entire application. The default value is 30,000,000. You can modify this setting by adding a new row to the <appSettings> section in the Terrasoft.WebHost.dll.config file:

<add key="MaxRequestBodySizeBytes" value="100000000" />

This will change the maximum request body size to 100,000,000 bytes.

Thank you for reaching out!

Hi!

We do not currently support file transfers, but we will register a request for a description of the documentation if possible.
 

If you have any further questions, please send them in response. We will be happy to help.
 

Thank you for contacting Creatio Support!
 

It's not very straight forward, but it is possible. Basically, you'd need to encode the file as a Base64 string, then transfer it as a string value to the webhook. Once received decode the Base64 string back to a file byte array to save as an attachment somewhere. 

If this is coming from a web form, you can use Javascript's FileReader to convert the file to a base64 string. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36280818/how-to-convert-file-to-base64-in-javascript

Then send the value as a string to the webhook. You could add a process to trigger on record added of your entity. Then decode the string to a byte array. See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.convert.frombase64string

Then save the byte array as an attachment on the record. See https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/back-end-development/api-for-file-management/examples/file-management-examples

Ryan

Hello Daniel, 



While it is technically possible to open pdf files using iframe tag, it'd require considerable amount of custom development to implement such preview. 

The link you're referring to is the direct link to the attachment file. 



Unfortunately, we don't have examples of such implementation. 

I'll register your idea and it may be implemented in future releases. 

Best regards,

Yurii.

Hello Yurii,

Is there any progress on this implementation?

What are the options that FileService gives us beyond the download file link?

Is there any way of call this link and get Data from response?

Best Regards,

Igor Matos

Hello Kai,

Can you please show how do you authenticate via AuthService.svc and also how do you use the received cookie when sending a file to the system?

Thank you!

Best regards,

Oscar

Hello Oscar,

thank you for your reply, but I've already found the solution to the problem.

When using AuthService.svc, the resulting cookie includes the properties "HttpOnly", "secure;" "path=/", and "expires=..." – whereas these properties are apparently not expected when using FileApiService. So, when accessing FileApiService you need to modify the cookie and remove these properties. Then one can use the remaining cookie and the authorization is successful.

Kind regards

Kai

Hello Shivani,

Hope you're doing well.

As for now, there is no such functionality. I have informed our R&D department about this case so they could consider enhancing the following functionality in the upcoming releases.

Thank you for being interested in the Creatio application and for your ideas of further improvements!

Best regards,

Roman

Jasmin Hofstetter,

Unfortunately, we do not have an update on the matter as of now.



Best Regards,

Ivanna.