Is it possible to output multiple document links with a!documentDownloadLink, wi

Chris over 9 years ago

Is it possible to output multiple document links with a!documentDownloadLink, within a!linkField, that display on the same line? Or any other solution for document links would work as well.. Similar to how joinarray(links,", ") would separate an array into a comma delmited output on the same line. My code is below, but I can't seem to creat anything that does not display links on one line each.

a!linkField(
links:
          apply(
           a!documentDownloadLink,
           merge(
                    local!docs,
                    local!docNames
           )
          )
)

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0 Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 9 years ago

And maybe it would work to have the custom expression judge whether it needs to add a separator (skipping the separator for the last in a list), and do it as a separate component so it's not hyperlinked? disclaimer: i'm not guaranteeing the following component will work right, but this is roughly what i'm thinking of:

{
a!richTextItem(
text: ri!docNames[ri!index],
link: a!documentDownloadLink(
ri!docs[ri!index],
ri!docNames[ri!index]
)
),
if(
ri!index < length(ri!docs),
a!richTextItem(
text: " | "
),
{}
)
}

Note that for this example, you'd pass in the full arrays of local!docs and local!docNames, as well as an integer array for index (e.g. enumerate(length(local!docs))+1).
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0 Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 9 years ago

And maybe it would work to have the custom expression judge whether it needs to add a separator (skipping the separator for the last in a list), and do it as a separate component so it's not hyperlinked? disclaimer: i'm not guaranteeing the following component will work right, but this is roughly what i'm thinking of:

{
a!richTextItem(
text: ri!docNames[ri!index],
link: a!documentDownloadLink(
ri!docs[ri!index],
ri!docNames[ri!index]
)
),
if(
ri!index < length(ri!docs),
a!richTextItem(
text: " | "
),
{}
)
}

Note that for this example, you'd pass in the full arrays of local!docs and local!docNames, as well as an integer array for index (e.g. enumerate(length(local!docs))+1).
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