Hi rilu,

You can concatenate the attachments URL's to one multiline variable delimited by semicolon and use that variable in the attachment url.

single line text variable will not hold all the  concatenations. Make sure the URL's for the attachments are correct.

Sojan

Hi Sojan,

I am facing the same problem. The semicolon delimited does not seem to work.

- my variable contents are (without the double quotes):

"https://irsite/IRProjects/Lists/IR Task List/Attachments/3/File1.txt;https://irsite/IRProjects/Lists/IR Task List/Attachments/3/File2.txt"

and both files exist when i navigate tto them. Any idea?

Hi Soteris,

It seems the URL is not properly constructed. The list name is not identified in the url, use the property to get list name instead of typing the list name .

Hope it helps,

Sojan

I am not constructing/typing the url at all,i process items in a list and concatenate any attachments found in a list item. The path is intact.

maybe it displays a bit funny in my post above because there is a space present in the list name and the forum thinks it is the end of the url path

Hi Soteris,

Hope you have already tried the url pasting it in a browser to open  the file. If the file is opening, then I have no idea what is going on.

It worked for me.

Sorry

Sojan

Well, this works only if you got one attachment. It works for me as well. The problem(for me) is that as soon as you put a semicolon in the multiple line variable (even after removing the last semicolon), the notification doesn't attach the files.