I’ve got a formula in a template that basically says to use [Default Signature] if the actual signature box is blank. The app formula for [Default Signature] is “/abc627ff.Transferee.Sign.151432.png”
This was working fine on 5th Sept 2022, but for the last week the PDF report shows
Clicking on this link just gives a “File Not Found” error. The file is still there and has not changed name, location or any security settings. File is also actually shared on google drive for anyone with the URL. I tried adding another virtual column to reference this as an image instead of a signature, which doesn’t show up either. Finally tried to use the Google drive URL instead
@Suvrutt_Gurjar This sort of fixes it. So what I have now is two columns
[Default Signature] is a signature type virtual column with your formula in
[Default Image] is an image type virtual column with your formula in
Unlike before, these both render ok in the app. Albeit [Default Image] has a dark/clear background. But they both show up basically the same as the error image I posted in the inital problem description. Weirdly though if you now click on the link this now opens up a new browser tab and shows the correct image.
So we have an image in the app and a URL that both work. But the template refuses to display the image. Any other suggestions?
Thank you for the updates. Could you mention the expression you are using in the template for displaying the default signature? And any specific reason you are having two columns now?
Yes, you are right. I am also getting the same erroneous result as yours in the pdf report, even though it show correctly in app. Let me look for any other option.
If you can upload the default image through the app, then it should display. You could temporarily add a row to the table to upload the image through the app and then copy that image path into a VC of image type. AppSheet typically assigns images a path like "“Products_Images/7D4926A7.Image.064925.png” you could copy this path into a VC of image type and use that VC name in the default image in template. My testing showed and image so uploaded displays properly in the report. You could delete that temporary row thereafter.
I’ve stopped bothering. They do nothing for a week, then ask you to build an entirely new app to demonstrate the bug, then email two weeks later to say their closing the ticket.
Gone are the old days when someone actually logged into your app and tried to resolve the issue. Must be the Google way…
