Test_Final.xaml (9.4 KB)
Hi,
I need to loop through a folder congtaining PDFs and display them one by one on the form. The hardcoded path in the content works well for one PDF. I tried everything to pick the filename dynamically in the content section. However, its not working.
Help here would be highly appreciated
Hi
Welcome back to UiPath forum
I have some issue in opening this file
Can you share the expression been used to fetch the files from the folder
Cheers @Yousuf_Ali
Hello,
In the form collection, i have passed out the in variable FileName which holds the filepath along with the file name
In the form, i have created HTML Element and below is the code in teh content section:
<iframe src={{data.FileName}} width=550 height=500></iframe>
i have also tried
<iframe src="{{data.FileName}}" width=550 height=500></iframe>
But pdf was not loaded
Test_Final_v.1.xaml (18.6 KB)
Attaching the file again for your reference
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Hey @Yousuf_Ali
Kindly check whether you are passing the /file://
protocol before passing the file path in the dynamic variable to the form.
Thanks
#nK
Tried that also. It Didn’t work : (
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Hey @Yousuf_Ali
Could you please show how are you getting the file path please ?
Thanks
#nK
For now, i’m just trying with Static path passed to a variable to check if that is loading in teh form or not
Filepath = "/file://C:\Users\u248087\Desktop\New folder\2952520-0.pdf"
Filepath is the variable that holds the file path and its passed as ‘In’ in the form.
inside html element, in the content section i ahve written this
<iframe src={{data.Filepath}} width=550 height=500></iframe>
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Hello @Yousuf_Ali
Kindly remove the spaces or special characters from the filepath and please try.
Also you can refer - UiPath Forms - dynamic pdf - #2 by Nithinkrishna
Thanks
#nK
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Hi Nitin. Thank you so much for your assistance in fixing the issue. Highly apprecaited.
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