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Live forms file upload: delete after sending email

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I'm using live forms for users to request a certificate. The users must provide 2 files with personal data. I can send them by email but after that I must delete the files, so that they are not acessible by URL.

How can this be done?

Regarding directory type, in here https://www.mandeeps.com/support/knowledgebase/live-forms-design-form-collect-files it is said that the default directory of the form can be Cloud Storage type, indeed it can be and the files are stored there, but then they are not sent as email attachements. How can I sent them by email with this directory type?

Thank you

J Ponte J Ponte
asked 04/15/2021 23:21
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Ashish Pachori
replied 04/16/2021 04:28

I'm using live forms for users to request a certificate. The users must provide 2 files with personal data. I can send them by email but after that I must delete the files, so that they are not acessible by URL.

How can this be done?

It is not possible at this time. Thanks for suggesting this feature. Please add this to our Community Ideas

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 Regarding directory type, in here https://www.mandeeps.com/support/knowledgebase/live-forms-design-form-collect-files it is said that the default directory of the form can be Cloud Storage type, indeed it can be and the files are stored there, but then they are not sent as email attachements. How can I sent them by email with this directory type?

Please follow the below documentation link to send uploaded file as attachment. 

See https://www.mandeeps.com/support/knowledgebase/live-forms-actions-on-form-submission-send-uploaded-file-in-email-as-attachment

J Ponte
replied 04/16/2021 13:16

Thanks for the kick reply.

Will add this feature request as a community idea.

Regarding the attachment, it doesnt work to attach files using the ":path" action on the file token when the files are stored in cloud storage directory. Can you please confirm this?

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