Thank you. It workedon the send email action under attachment you just have to use ";" in beetwen the URLs you want to attach examples:
[URL file 1]&";"&[URL file 2]
"C:\Downloads\file1.pdf;C:\Downloads\file2.xlsx"
on the send email action under attachment you just have to use ";" in beetwen the URLs you want to attach examples:
[URL file 1]&";"&[URL file 2]
"C:\Downloads\file1.pdf;C:\Downloads\file2.xlsx"
Check by using the \\server\share\... name instead of the drive letter that is mapped (S in this case).Hi sorry yes a mistake when ive typed on this forum, they are fine on the BO
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Under attachment provide collection name which has all the attachment file paths
I have done this, but only one file is being attached, while I have several record on the collection.
How to solve this?
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Hi there, what worked with folks above is to separate two files with a semicolon for attaching them. So you might want to try that (Post #4).I have done this, but only one file is being attached, while I have several record on the collection.
How to solve this?
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are you using using as input Collection.Path on the action?
if thats the case then you need to use a loop to concatenate the rows on the collection and store them on a data item first.