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@Anonymous
What is meant by the ViewPicture Icon? I might need a screenshot to understand better.
In general, you can check if a gallery item has attachments using this code.
!IsEmpty(ThisItem.Attachments)
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@Anonymous
What is meant by the ViewPicture Icon? I might need a screenshot to understand better.
In general, you can check if a gallery item has attachments using this code.
!IsEmpty(ThisItem.Attachments)
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Hi @Anonymous ,
CountRows(ThisItem.Attachments)
on a label in the gallery shows the number of attachments on each item. For a sum of the lot using AttNo as the label name and Gallery1 as the gallery would be
Sum(Gallery1.AllItems,AttNo)
As far as thumbnails, you certainly can display them from an individual attachment control with a collection - I posted this article on the subject recently, but I do not think you can do them all from a gallery.
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