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Best answer by wposner-2

Yes.  The upload widget must save the file to a repository.  You trigger a service to execute after the UploadComplete event to get the file link of the file in your repository (you already know everything required from the upload widget to get just the one file you uploaded the GetFileListiingWithLinks service) and bind that value to the value display widget.

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zyuan15-Regular Member
5-Regular Member
March 27, 2019

For ValueDisplay widget, you need to make the uploaded image file to be an image property, You can also consider using Image widget in the mashup.

 

You could use CreateMediaEntity service to bind image to the Media entity, or create Thing with Image or Image Link property, and set property value after upload.

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wposner-21-VisitorAnswer
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March 27, 2019

Yes.  The upload widget must save the file to a repository.  You trigger a service to execute after the UploadComplete event to get the file link of the file in your repository (you already know everything required from the upload widget to get just the one file you uploaded the GetFileListiingWithLinks service) and bind that value to the value display widget.

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slangleyCommunity Manager
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April 2, 2019

Hi @svisveswaraiya_285988

 

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