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<!- -@sslogic('@type@'='contact') - ->
 
<!- -@sslogic('@type@'='contact') - ->
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       <!- -@ssattach(after;/files/1234/123/myfilefooter.pdf )- ->
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       <!- -@ssattach(after;@parent.contract.value@)- ->
  
 
<!--@else-->
 
<!--@else-->
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     <!- - @ssattach(after;/files/1234/123/myotherfilefooter.pdf )- ->
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     <!- - @ssattach(after;@parent.othercontract.value@)- ->
 
<!--@end-->
 
<!--@end-->
  

Revision as of 17:10, 3 December 2009

You can use the ssattach function to append one or more PDF documents stored in either a Single File Field or Smart Folder to a Web Page View Field.

The attached PDF file(s) will not not visible when viewing the web page in HTML mode, but will be appended when exported as a PDF, saved as a PDF, emailed as PDF or created by a Workflow as attachment.


Sample Codes 

<!--@ssattach(before;/files/1234/123/myfile.pdf )-->



<!--@ssattach(after;/files/1234/123/myfile.pdf )-->



<!--@ssattach(before;@AttachPDFFile.value@)-->
  • Note: Don't forget to include .value

Rules

  • The ssattach function can be placed anywhere inside the Web Page View Field
  • Multiple files can be attached from different sources:

<!--@ssattach(before;/files/1234/123/myfileheader.pdf )-->
<!--@ssattach(after;/files/1234/123/myfilefooter.pdf )-->
<!--@ssattach(after;/files/1234/123/myfileappendix.pdf )-->
<html><body>
  My Pdf file
</body></html>
  • All page settings will driven by first PDF document file, either it is a static file or generated by SmartSimple


SSlogic

  • Using @customfield@ instead of smart folder file (like @parent.contract@)
  • Use if sslogic like this:
<!- -@sslogic('@type@'='contact') - ->
       <!- -@ssattach(after;@parent.contract.value@)- ->

<!--@else-->
     <!- - @ssattach(after;@parent.othercontract.value@)- ->
<!--@end-->
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