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Hi,

we can display the first attachment on page load.
Unfortunately, this only works if the attachment is not displayed as a popup.

Even if the documentation is updated to mention this different behavior. I find it counter intuitive that this should be a different

Instead of changing the current way, I would prefer a form rule which can be used to display an attachment in the preview. This way we wouldn't be limited to the first attachment but could get the attachment to display with a business rule or similar.

Best regards,
Daniel

In reply to: Damian

Hi Daniel,
have you used the features in version 2023? It looks like the definition of the item list has changed. The current content returns an ‘unknown error’

Hi,

meanwhile I'm using a little workaround and the Acceptance functionality (still in Version 21, but I hope it will persist).

I create a data source, where I check for each line of the items list in this instance for a certain condition (in this case "book = 1") in an IIF statement and as result I get the actual users name or a dummy user.
Using this data source for the acceptance criteria it has the following effect:
For each line with the "positive" result it will set a user (dummy) that is different to the actual user and thus the acceptance function is hiding the row.
For each line with the negative result it will set the actual user, thus the line is visible to whoever is working on this instance.

<code>
SELECT IIF({DCNCOL:2444} = 1, 'exdom1\webcon', '{I:CURRENTUSER}') AS colmn
FROM dbo.WFElementDetails INNER JOIN
dbo.WFElements ON dbo.WFElementDetails.DET_WFDID = dbo.WFElements.WFD_ID
WHERE (dbo.WFElements.WFD_ID = {WFD_ID}) AND (dbo.WFElementDetails.DET_WFCONID = {WFCON:8075})
AND (dbo.WFElementDetails.DET_ID = {S:DET_ID})
</code>

Kind Regards,
Klaus

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