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Hello everyone,
I’m tring to set up the following feature:
When image catured and saved in appsheet it stored(in my case Google disk) to the default folder:
My disk/tables/{Name of table}_Images
With the following name
Column(Key).Column(Name of this column).unique number
So the naming is OK for me if i can make the custom path structure with creating new folders automaticly for example:
My disk/tables/{Name of table}_Images/[some column of this row]/[other column of this row]/…
Is it possible to do so?
The basic info from
and answer it this topic
don’t make it clear for me
Image Storage in the Cloud
By default, the captured image is saved in a subfolder in the same location as the spreadsheet.
The subfolder is called {TableName} _Images by default.
You can optionally specify a custom folder name by using the FolderLocation property of the column definition. The custom folder is also relative to the location of the source spreadsheet. This custom folder name can be a constant value or an expression that uses the column values of the table. This means images captured for certain rows can be stored in a different folder from images captured for other rows.
If your data source is a database (or some other data source that doesn’t provide cloud storage), then there’s no spreadsheet location to use. Instead, the platform uses the default app folder location (usually /appsheet/data/ {appName}), or as configured in Info > Properties > App Properties .
Within the folder, each image is saved with a unique file name.
Each image file name is prefixed by the key of the row being updated, the column name, and a short representation of a timestamp. The structure of the filenames is not changeable. However, you can use a computed-key if you would like to have more meaningful names for these files.
The row in the spreadsheet is updated to contain the name of the image file just created. The image file name includes the row key as well as the column name so it can easily be correlated to the corresponding row.
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