The Nintex Document Generation action is amazing, to be able to create rich and dynamic documents from data in your workflow. What has come recently, is if there was a way to take an image file, that was attached to a List Item, and add that to the document also. Well………… (wait for it)……….. there […]
Copying attachments from a List Item to a Document Library in Office 365 is not straightforward, until you actually get it working. Then it totally makes sense. I went through a bunch of blog posts and suggestions from people, and eventually, came across REST calls that people are making. Now I’m not a guru with […]
An interesting scenario came by my desk, where someone wanted to take attachments from the current item, move them to a document library in SharePoint, and then delete those attachments, so that there weren’t duplicate files. A great scenario that Nintex Workflow is perfect for. This is scenario that I think many of you have […]
If you haven’t seen Nintex Forms, go and either download a trial or a hosted trial. You’ll find that if you have any number of fields in your list and generate a Nintex Form for it, it will automatically generate a visually appealing, user friendly form. It’s a very quick and easy way to have […]
*** Announcement 7th April 2013 *** Now available, a Nintex Workflow 2013 of this custom action, that will allow you to get your item attachments into Base64. This is not backward compatible. If you’re moving from using this action in 2010 to 2013, I’d recommend you remove that action from the 2010 workflow before exporting […]
There are some web services that expose web methods that I can’t use via the Call Web Service action in Nintex Workflow. Usually, it’s those methods that have “out” parameters, but it can also happen for those methods that use non primitive types as parameters. Below is an example :http://<server>/<site>/_vti_bin/Lists.asmx?op=AddAttachment I honestly don’t know the […]