Hello,
I want to create a HSEQ incident app where the user can choose a logo/picture to describe the type of incident and additionally the description of the incident.
After they submit the incident a new Sharepoint list item is created with the correct metadata.
I cant figure out how to put a value on a logo/image so that I can use it in Sharepoint.
Is this possible and if so how?
Many thanks!
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What exactly are the pictures - I suspect they are one image, in which case put a button over each of them with no text and the Color, Fill and Border Color all transparent and then put the code on the buttons.
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CCould you explain this in more detail an maybe share a Screenshot of your app and sharepoint list.
Thanks
This is just a sketch but to give you an idea. A user chooses a incident type, category and priority or something else (that part is not difficult to translate to SharePoint for me) Just the logo part, how can I put a value in a logo so I can use it latter on on a Sharepoint list.
Guys?
I really need help with this but can't figure out if this is possible and if so how.
Hi @Ouss-Elg ,
Set a Variable value on the OnSelect of the relevant icon
Set(varChoice,"Boots")
for the last one and then something different for the others. You can then refer to the Variable (I have made it a Global item) when needed.
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@WarrenBelz thanks for the response. I have tried what you suggested but the pictures are non clickable.
Is there a trick to get them to be clickable so the user can select them?
What exactly are the pictures - I suspect they are one image, in which case put a button over each of them with no text and the Color, Fill and Border Color all transparent and then put the code on the buttons.
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