I'm using a workflow in umbraco forms to save the submitted form as an umbraco document. The form contains a file upload. The file and content of the form all submit fine when viewing the submitted form in the 'Entries' section of the forms module but when I look at the content that has been created it has added some escape characters to the URL (e.g. url is saved as ~\/media\/forms\/upload\/8bf12b94-8ab0-4d99-9807-393aca020cea\/image.jpg instead of /media/forms/upload/8bf12b94-8ab0-4d99-9807-393aca020cea/image.jpg).
Hi Tim, this fixes the backslashes in the URL field but the I think the tilda(~) at the beginning of the URL is still preventing the image from rendering in the content section of the back office.
Escape characters added to file upload url when using 'Save as umbraco document' in umbraco forms workflow
I'm using a workflow in umbraco forms to save the submitted form as an umbraco document. The form contains a file upload. The file and content of the form all submit fine when viewing the submitted form in the 'Entries' section of the forms module but when I look at the content that has been created it has added some escape characters to the URL (e.g. url is saved as ~\/media\/forms\/upload\/8bf12b94-8ab0-4d99-9807-393aca020cea\/image.jpg instead of /media/forms/upload/8bf12b94-8ab0-4d99-9807-393aca020cea/image.jpg).
Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
I'm using Umbraco v7.2.4.
Thanks
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Looks like you found a bug, we'll look into this and a fix will be part of v4.1.4 which will be out in the following days
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Can reproduce the behaviour, fixing now
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Fixed, nightly build is running... so if you would like to give that a try, I'll post details in a minute
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Ok you can upgrade to the nightly build http://nightly.umbraco.org/UmbracoForms/nightlies/UmbracoForms.Files.4.1.4-WIP.Build.57.zip
It isn't a package but an archive of files you simply need to extract and copy over the existing ones...
Let me know if that fixes the issue
Regards, Tim
Hi Tim, this fixes the backslashes in the URL field but the I think the tilda(~) at the beginning of the URL is still preventing the image from rendering in the content section of the back office.
Thanks for your time, much appreciated
Regards
Dan
I experience the same problem. Removing the first character (tilda ~ ) could be a solution for using uploaded file in macros.
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