Attach upto 5 (or at least 1-2) small images to a question in a form. Images to be displayed with the question.
This give more ability to use the form for training purposes etc.
Attach upto 5 (or at least 1-2) small images to a question in a form. Images to be displayed with the question.
This give more ability to use the form for training purposes etc.
Hey @Calgat
If I am understanding your request correctly, adding files to form questions and descriptions is actually possible!
For images, you simply need to write the <img tag in the description (or title/wherever you want) which will link to an external image.
The formatting: add <img src="
at the beginning, then the web address of the image, then "/>
.
Example (you can copy this, then just replace the web address in the middle):
It will not show up as an image until you preview it/share it.
For hyperlinks you will need to write in the description with the below format:
"<a href=url>text</a>"
It will not show up as a hyperlink until you preview it/share it.
I hope this helps and do let me know if I’ve misunderstood!
Hi. When I try to do this for a url it redirects to my monday.com home page instead of going to the url. Any idea what I am doing wrong?
Hey @kenzi55,
Hmm, is it possible for you to share the formatting you have set up in the form so we can take a closer look?
I kept working at it and was able to get it to work. Maybe to make this clearer to someone, these notes should be added:
You need to include the " at the beginning and end of the formatting
where it says url is where your actual url will go. For this example, lets say it is https://myurl
Where is says text is where you want the text that is going to be shown as your link to go. For this example, I want it to say “My Link”
So "<a href=url>text</a>"
becomes "<a href=https://myurl>My Link</a>"
I was also able to get the images to work. The big thing here is placing your pictures somewhere where you can then get a url that will show. For mine, I put them in Google Photos and copied the image address. So the format for this one is <img src="https://myimageaddress"/>
Again, you need everything inside the <> to be included only substituting https://myimageaddress with your image address. And if using Google Photos, this image address is extremely long.
Thank you for those comments - really appreciate you clarifying the process further, very helpful for us
So, yesterday my image was working. Today, it’s broken. Any thoughts on why that would happen?
Hm, we haven’t had any reports made internally. Can you share how it’s broken - is it failing to load/error message appearing? Can you please try in an incognito window?
We were originally using a jpg that I saved in my Google Photos. That was the link that broke. I had the same image in a Google Form. I used that image address instead and it now works.
Hm okay, thanks for the update! Let me know if you continue to run into issues and we can investigate further