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I get the below text from a variable (location of attachment). How can I convert this into a link, so when a user clicks on the name, in this case Chrysanthemum.jpg that it open the attachment?
Chrysanthemum.jpg<a href="https://mysite.com.au/sites/busapps/payrollallowance/Lists/Payroll%20Allowance%20Master%20List/Attachments/431/Chrysanthemum.jpg" </a> <br>
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Hello Abhi Pathania,
If I'm understanding your question correctly, your syntax is just a little off in order to be well-formed HTML and create a clickable URL. Here's what you'd need:
<a href="https://mysite.com.au/sites/busapps/payrollallowance/Lists/Payroll%20Allowance%20Master%20List/Attachments/431/Chrysanthemum.jpg">Chrysanthemum.jpg</a>
You'll notice the hyperlink's title "Chrysanthemum.jpg" moved inside the <a></a> tags.
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Hi Patrick,
Thanks for your prompt response.
How do you suggest I handle, when I get the results as :
Desert.jpg<a href="https://mysite.com.au/sites/busapps/payrollallowance/Lists/Payroll%20Allowance%20Master%20List/Attachments/433/Desert.jpg" </a> <br>Hydrangeas.jpg<a href="https://mysite.com.au/sites/busapps/payrollallowance/Lists/Payroll%20Allowance%20Master%20List/Attachments/433/Hydrangeas.jpg" </a> <br>Jellyfish.jpg<a href="https://mysite.com.au/sites/busapps/payrollallowance/Lists/Payroll%20Allowance%20Master%20List/Attachments/433/Jellyfish.jpg" </a> <br>
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Thanks Patrick, your suggestion helped a lot. I recreated the links as advised.
Now, will try to get these to open in a new window individually.
Thanks
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