Describe the bug
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A regex field format on catalogNumber, for example, prevents batch attachment uploads from accepting file names where multiple attachments belong to one record. Users are told to add an underscore to file names to differentiate attachments for a given record, but modifying the file name in such a way causes an "Incorrectly formatted" message in batch attachment uploads.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a regex
catalogNumber format
- Create and save a record with this format
- On your device, name one file with the
catalogNumber and one with something like 'catalogNumber'_'value'
- Go to Attachments > Import
- Choose CO/CatNum path and add the files
- See error
Expected behavior
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Batch Attachment uploader should accept the file names with an underscore and allow uploading multiple attachments to one record with a regex field format.
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- OS: mac
- Browser: Chrome
- Specify 7 Version: v7.12.0.5
- Database Name: demo (localhost)
- Collection name: Geology
Reported By
Vasileios via the speciforum
Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
A regex field format on catalogNumber, for example, prevents batch attachment uploads from accepting file names where multiple attachments belong to one record. Users are told to add an underscore to file names to differentiate attachments for a given record, but modifying the file name in such a way causes an "Incorrectly formatted" message in batch attachment uploads.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
catalogNumberformatcatalogNumberand one with something like'catalogNumber'_'value'Expected behavior
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
Batch Attachment uploader should accept the file names with an underscore and allow uploading multiple attachments to one record with a regex field format.
Screenshots
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Please fill out the following information manually:
Reported By
Vasileios via the speciforum