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Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

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Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

Does anyone know if it is possible to add an "Attach File" link to a form?  If so, can you please explain how to do so?

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SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

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Joe_Reitz
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

Out of the box, not with a Marketo form... That would require some custom javascript to support allowing users to upload a file along with their form submission. When Salesforce (or any CRM) and Marketo received the submission, I don't think they would know what to do with the file.. and Marketo wouldn't store it anywhere either.

If it doesn't look cool, you're probably doing it wrong.
SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

Joe, Marketo & SFDC (like any database) can store Base64 data in a textarea/longtext.  If it's a plain-text file, even easier.

Joe_Reitz
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

that's a great post!

If it doesn't look cool, you're probably doing it wrong.
SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

Yes.  I posted this recipe quite some time ago: Re: HOWTO: Attach images to a Forms 2.0 form post

Priyank_Joshi3
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

Hi Leigh,

If you want to insert link in form you can do so by adding rich text in your form. Goto edit form--> Click on + symbol to add field--> Select "Rich Text" and then you can put your link or HTML code.

Would your form not be holding on landing page, if so you can also include your link there itself.

Thanks

Priyank

SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Is it possible to add an "attachment" link to a form?

I doubt that is what the OP is trying to do.