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QuickBaseCoachD
9 years agoQrew Captain
try this URL
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_DOCUMENTS] & "/a/r" & "99" & "/e11/v0"
In this example obviously you need to put in your own _DBID_ and then in place of the 99 insert the record ID and in place of the 11 you put the field ID of the file attachment field. The V0 means to pull the zeroth (most current) revision in the file attachment field. Note that this will work regardless of the file name.
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_DOCUMENTS] & "/a/r" & "99" & "/e11/v0"
In this example obviously you need to put in your own _DBID_ and then in place of the 99 insert the record ID and in place of the 11 you put the field ID of the file attachment field. The V0 means to pull the zeroth (most current) revision in the file attachment field. Note that this will work regardless of the file name.