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I have a PDF document in my document repository of Appian. Instead of showing the document download link on a SAIL form, i want it to show as a pop-up when the link is hit and where the basic user can scroll through the pages and close it. The document is not to be downloaded on the local disk and the user should not move to another browser tab/window. Any OOTB functionality to achieve this.Thanks in advance.
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Hi Stefan, just wondering how you split the PDF docs on upload? Do you just scan each page into a different image using a scanner/photocopier?
FYI, this is a super-old thread at this point and loads of things may have changed since then. However if your Use Case is to split a PDF into separate PDFs per page, I assume you can try using 'Extract PDF Pages' from the PDF Tools plug-in.
Thanks Mike, old thread but still a current problem! Your reply was very much appreciated.
richard-hancock said:old thread but still a current problem
understood - the one caveat is, it can be problematic to float a very-old thread back to the top of the board with a brand new reply, since lots of people click into threads and don't necessarily pay attention to the old datestamps on the original post or most of the comments, and see advice that might be outdated, topics that are no longer relevant, links that are broken, and/or other info that's just plain confusing.