12.06.2025
09:35
Hi, is it possible to do it via javascript is the main question. i know that this could be done via sdk(c#) and there is already an example guide of it on the forum, but i was wondering would it be possible to create a parser in javascript, that can be loaded maybe by the hotfolders option ?
12.06.2025
09:47
Hi Arthuzad,
Assuming that the file is attached, then you could try to parse that XML using SQL, you can see an example here: https://blog.lumenn.pl/reading-xml-attachments/.
When talking about javascript, you could create a business rule that will get the content of the attachment through sql, and then pass that business rule into a form rule to parse it.
Both of those assume that XML is attached on the form.
16.06.2025
08:18
Hi,
I think it should also work with pure JS.
You could fetch the attachment using the internal endpoint, parse the content with JS and use the provided functions to create new rows and populate them.
If you open a preview of a document, you can see the endpoint which is used for loading the attachment.
Best regards,
Daniel
16.06.2025
08:26
Hi,
I think it should also work with pure JS.
You could fetch the attachment using the internal endpoint, parse the content with JS and use the provided functions to create new rows and populate them.
If you open a preview of a document, you can see the endpoint which is used for loading the attachment.
Best regards,
Daniel
Whoa, that's a nice idea, to be sure, just to make sure are you talking about this endpoint: https://webcon-dev/attachments/db/{db_id}/preview/{att_id}?
16.06.2025
20:38
Whoa, that's a nice idea, to be sure, just to make sure are you talking about this endpoint: https://webcon-dev/attachments/db/{db_id}/preview/{att_id}?
Hi Maks,
yes, that's the one.
The DesktopEndpoint /api/nav/db/15/element/299/deskto also returns the attachments which have just been added to the instance.
Best regards,
Daniel
