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Hi All,
We have a validation default message coming up on file upload component where if the file is more than 1GB it is throwing an error stating that file size exceeded more than 1GB
But after that we removed that file and uploaded a file which is less than 1GB,
the save Into works but the validation message is not getting refreshed,....
Can someone suggest how to overcome this.
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Can you add a snippet of the code you're using?
Agreed, harshav420 please add a code snippet as otherwise we can only make wild guesses as to what the problem is.
Mike Schmitt Domen Jemec harshav420 I am facing same issue. so any idea how to resolve this?
Domes and Mike already asked for a code snippet. Do you have something you would want to share?
a!localVariables( { a!fileUploadField( label: "File Upload", labelPosition: "ABOVE", target: cons!TRW_TEMPORARY_FOLDER, value: ri!doc.appian_doc_id, saveInto: { ri!doc.appian_doc_id }, ) })
now after uploaded file less than 1 GB still it is showing error
I remember a recent discussion here that this is a problem in the designer only. When using this form in a process, it is said to work. Did you try this?
yes i tried at site level also but it is not working, same issue
Then I suggest to open a support case. Would you please post the solution here.
This sounds related to a known issue where certain system-level file upload error messages (like the message produced when a completely empty file is uploaded) aren't cleared even after the uploaded file is removed. Appian has known about it for quite a while now but hasn't seen fit to address it. There's nothing we as designers can really do in addition to this other than user education and designing our interfaces to guide the users towards the correct action.