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I am trying to add a document within a library to a list Item using the AddAttachment web method inside the "Web Request" action. But the document is corrupted after added as attachment.
The workflow failes, if I use "[FileData]" as token. If I use "FileData" or "base64Binary", the workflow works ok, but the document is corrupted again. Is there another token or way to do that in Office 365?
Any help is appreciated.
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Usually I use REST requests to copy files (Call HTTP Web Service action).
For example, to copy attachements from item to another :
{Variable:Current Site URL}/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl(@v0)/copyto(strnewurl=@v1,boverwrite=true)?@v0='{Variable:Attachment URL}'&@v1='{Variable:List Relative URL}/Attachments/{Variable:List Item ID}/{Variable:Attachment File Name}'After having featch the Request Digest to be able to do POST request, by calling :
{Variable:Current Site URL}/_api/contextinfoand fetching the XML node : //*[local-name()='FormDigestValue']
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Hi @allan,
thanks for your feedback. I already use "call http web service" action to copy list item attachments to a library, but I am not able to configure the action properly the other way around.
So could you please explain a little more detailled, how to use and configure the actions to add a document to a list item attachment?
Many thanks in advance.
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Hi allan,
thanks for your reply. I tried that earlier, but was unable to use this structure /sites/YourSite/Lists/YourList/Attachments/YourItemID/YourFile in O365. I was not able to copy a file to a list item, in the way I tried it. But maybe there was a fault in my request.
Anyway, I could resolve my issue by using Nintex Workflow Cloud - that was very easy and simple.
But as soon as I have a bit more time, I will give a new try to your solution 🙂
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