I have an App Sheet app to create a Medical Record for Patients for a Medic, so I want to create a Folder in Google Drive for each Patient that creates, so the Doctor can add the Patients documents that are part of the Medical Records (Lab Test results, Especific Test, Docs, Sheets, Presentations, etc).
I have created a Data Source from GDrive to able to have a folder in the App
Folder Access Problem:
Files Access Problem
Hope you can give me some ideas for this. Thanks
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@JuanRomo wrote:
I have created a Data Source from GDrive to able to have a folder in the App
AppSheet does not support folder hierarchy in any form. It uses table and table relationships. When using a folder as a datasource, only the files and their meta data in the sourced folder are loaded as table rows.
This just means what you are trying to achieve needs to be handled in a different way. How will depend on the data structure you are building.
For example, you likely have a Patients table but since you want the ability to upload several documents, you probably want a Patient Documents table as well. When uploading documents, you can specify a specific folder (e.g. by Patient ID) that each document goes into. BUT...these folders will be managed under the AppSheet app folder structure in GDrive.
AppSheet also does not have an ability to open a file for editing at all. However, you might be able to use AppSheet webhook function to send the file to Google Doc's API so the file is opened within Google Doc's. This is something you would need to build but don't think it's difficult once you know how. I have never done this so not exactly sure how it works.
I hope this helps!
One option is to add the Folder URL to your patient's record and the app user can open the Drive folder from the app and do what ever with those files.
@JuanRomo wrote:
I have created a Data Source from GDrive to able to have a folder in the App
AppSheet does not support folder hierarchy in any form. It uses table and table relationships. When using a folder as a datasource, only the files and their meta data in the sourced folder are loaded as table rows.
This just means what you are trying to achieve needs to be handled in a different way. How will depend on the data structure you are building.
For example, you likely have a Patients table but since you want the ability to upload several documents, you probably want a Patient Documents table as well. When uploading documents, you can specify a specific folder (e.g. by Patient ID) that each document goes into. BUT...these folders will be managed under the AppSheet app folder structure in GDrive.
AppSheet also does not have an ability to open a file for editing at all. However, you might be able to use AppSheet webhook function to send the file to Google Doc's API so the file is opened within Google Doc's. This is something you would need to build but don't think it's difficult once you know how. I have never done this so not exactly sure how it works.
I hope this helps!
One option is to add the Folder URL to your patient's record and the app user can open the Drive folder from the app and do what ever with those files.
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