+18I have a form for my team that includes an attachment field for images. Every so often, someone uploads an unnecessarily large image and it triggers out-of-memory errors in my Pipedream workflows that run when the form is submitted.
It would be wonderful if I could add limits to how big attachments can be. I see that this has been requested before and I’m assuming it’s still not possible, but if anyone has suggestions for how to deal with this issue, please let me know!
+21Ooh, I got here first so it's my turn to say Fillout!
If you use Fillout as your form solution feeding to your Airtable base, this is a function Fillout offers. In the upload file options you set a size limit (in MB increments).
+28Lol
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Feel free to grab a slot as needed if you need any help setting this up :D. We can go through it together in only a few minutes.
Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation
+4Hello
You can use forms that integrate with Airtable.
For instance, Plumsail Forms allows you to limit the file type and size.
+35Hi
As others have mentioned above, you would need to turn to a 3rd-party app to do this.
If you choose to use Fillout (which is 100% free), I give some fantastic demonstrations of Fillout’s advanced features on the 2 Airtable podcasts below:
Fillout offers hundreds of features that Airtable’s native forms don’t offer, including the ability to update Airtable records using a form, display Airtable lookup fields on forms, accept payments on forms, collect signatures on a form, and much more.
Hope this helps!
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