Attachment Control

[Anonymous]

I am trying to use the Attachment function so users can send an attachement with an email. But I am getting errors in my formula. Any ideas? I did some more hovering over the formula and it gave me some more errors to look at. Thank you!!

“Missing column. Your formula is missing a column ‘Attachemnts.ContentBytes’ with a type of ‘Blob’”

“The function ‘AddColumns’ has some invalid arguments”

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Anonymous ,

What is the name of your Attachment Control? You need to put that where you have Attachment Control

You have also misspelt RenameColumns

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[Anonymous]

@WarrenBelz 

AttachmentControl is the name of my control. 

[WarrenBelz]

@Anonymous ,

Did it work with the spelling correction? I just did a test here with

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
   User().Email,
   "Test Attach",
   "Here they are",
   {
      Attachments: 
      AddColumns(
         RenameColumns(
            AttachmentsControl.Attachments,
            "Value",
            "ContentBytes"
         ),
         "@odata.type",
         ""
      )
   }
)

and received the mail back with attachments.

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[Anonymous]

@WarrenBelz 

Yes, the misspelling correction fixed the issue. Now I am trying to add the attachment part of the formula to my original send email formula now that I am using an attachment but getting errors. I am thinking it is with brackets or parenthesis but not sure. Can you spot the error? Thanks!

Office365.SendEmailV2("xxxx@xxxx.com","New Ticket" & " - " & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & " - " & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value,{Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns(AttachmentBox.Attachments,"Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", "") )},  "<b>Date Created: </b>" & DateCreatedValue & "<br>" &"<b>Ticket Submitted By: </b>" & NameText & "<br>" & "<b>Email: </b>" & EmailText & "<br>" & "<b>Priority: </b>" & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value & "<br>" & "<b>Category: </b>" & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & "<br>" & "<b>Subject: </b>" & SubjectText & "<br>" & "<b>Description of Issue: </b>" & DescriptionText & "<br>", {IsHtml: true});

SubmitForm(NewTicketForm);
ResetForm(NewTicketForm);
Navigate(HomeScreen, ScreenTransition.Cover)

[Anonymous]

@WarrenBelz 

Okay, I fixed the formula now and have no errors and I can add attachment and click to submit email. However, the email has no attachment. I looked in the attachment collection and I see the attachment so not sure why it didn't come through on email.

Office365.SendEmailV2("xxxx@xxxx.com","New Ticket" & " - " & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & " - " & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value, {Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns(AttachmentBox.Attachments,"Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", "") };

"<b>Date Created: </b>" & DateCreatedValue & "<br>" &"<b>Ticket Submitted By: </b>" & NameText & "<br>" & "<b>Email: </b>" & EmailText & "<br>" & "<b>Priority: </b>" & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value & "<br>" & "<b>Category: </b>" & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & "<br>" & "<b>Subject: </b>" & SubjectText & "<br>" & "<b>Description of Issue: </b>" & DescriptionText & "<br>",  {IsHtml: true});

SubmitForm(NewTicketForm);
ResetForm(NewTicketForm);
Navigate(HomeScreen, ScreenTransition.Cover)

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

The Attachments need to go after the body (not before it). Also you do not need IsHtml in V2 of SendEmail

Office365.SendEmailV2(
   "xxxx@xxxx.com",
   "New Ticket" & " - " & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & " - " & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value,
   "<b>Date Created: </b>" & DateCreatedValue & "<br>" &"<b>Ticket Submitted By: </b>" & NameText & 
   "<br>" & "<b>Email: </b>" & EmailText & "<br>" & "<b>Priority: </b>" & PriorityDD.SelectedText.Value & 
   "<br>" & "<b>Category: </b>" & CategoryDD.SelectedText.Value & "<br>" & "<b>Subject: </b>" & 
   SubjectText & "<br>" & "<b>Description of Issue: </b>" & DescriptionText & "<br>",  
   {
      Attachments: 
      AddColumns(
         RenameColumns(
            AttachmentBox.Attachments,
            "Value", 
            "ContentBytes"
         ), 
         "@odata.type", 
         ""
      )
   }
);
SubmitForm(NewTicketForm);
ResetForm(NewTicketForm);
Navigate(HomeScreen, ScreenTransition.Cover)

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[Anonymous]

@WarrenBelz 

The attachment is now sending with email. 

[WarrenBelz]

@Anonymous ,

Nothing has changed other than putting the attachments in the right place.

You have not referred to your SQL table name - the control values will work as they are "static". Are you sending this from inside or outside a form or gallery?

[Anonymous]

@WarrenBelz 

I figured it out. I edited my reply to remove the question about SQL. We are all good.

Thanks for your help!!