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But you can find the list from SharePoint designer as well as directly typing an URL. Type the URL like below you will be able to see the Workflow History list. Or open the site using SharePoint designer and then go to All Files from the Site Objects tab from the left side, you will able to see the list.
And since I’ll know the domain, site name, list name, and ID of the row created, I can build my URL a decent amount. But, I don’t know the file name. If I could get the file name from Sharepoint designer, I could build the URL. At the moment, the only thing I see within Sharepoint Designer is a boolean value if my list item has attachments or not.
How to add Div webpart in SharePoint Designer?
Add an html div webpart to the NewForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx in SharePoint Designer. These files can be found in All Files->Lists-> [ListName]. Add code similar to this. Please note, I’ve also added jQuery – you’ll need to add it as well if you want to use this, or rewrite to not use jQuery.
How to write sandboxed workflow action to attachment url?
You can write a custom sandboxed workflow action to item’s Attachment URL. I got round this issue by using Infopath Designer to inject the filename into a “single line of text” field that my workflow could target. The steps were as follows. create a “single line of text” field in your list. I called mine “AttachmentURL”
Open the SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer 2013. Then click on Click All Files from Left Navigation Then Click Lists and then Right Click Workflow History and Select Properties From the new window uncheck “Hide from browser” and then click on Save.
What to do if your list is missing in SharePoint?
05-02-2019 09:54 AM if you are not seeing your list in the dropdown in Microsoft Flow, open SharePoint and click on the Settings Wheel, then choose Site contents, go to your list and in the three-dots menu select Settings. You will see a page with the title [Your List Name] > Settings.
You will see a page with the title [Your List Name] > Settings. Look in the Url in the Browser, at the end of it you will see the following pattern with the list ID: Copy your List ID (the part in bold in the example) and paste it as List Name in the Flow Action.