Developers are always complaining about the way in which Domino displays attachments on a Web page. When you attach a file through the File Upload Control - they appear at the bottom of the page and they can be hidden by using a <noscript> tag.
This is a very simple method for doing away with both the icons and the flawed <noscript> tags.
Using the following steps you can create an example form which can be improved for your own look and feel with increased functionality should you desire. This example is kept to the basics for ease of understanding.
(With big thankx to Alan Hurt.)
Code
Create a new form
1) Add the field "$V2AttachmentOptions" - value "0" - hidden from web
browsers
2) Add the field "ShowAttachments" - multivalue field (new entries on a new
line) - computed for display - value (see below)
DatabasePath:="/"+@ReplaceSubstring(@Subset(@DbName; -1); "\"; "/")+"/";
temp:=@AttachmentNames;
temp1:=@If(@IsDocBeingEdited; "<INPUT TYPE=checkbox NAME="%%Detach" VALUE=""+temp+""> - ";"");
ahref:="<a title=""+temp+"" target=_blank href=""+DatabasePath+"0/"+@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)+"/$FILE/"+temp+"">";
@If(temp=""; ""; "["+temp1+ahref+temp+"</a>"+"]")
3) Add your File Upload Control
4) Add save button hidden for reading - @Command([FileSave])
5) add edit button hidden for editing - @Command([EditDocument])
6) add save and exit button hidden for reading -
@Command([FileSave]); @Command([FileCloseWindow])
7) add $$Return field computed for display value - hidden from web browsers
-
"["+DatabasePath+"0/"+@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)+"?opendocument"+"]"
8) Open the form on the web - upload and save some attachments - see the
checkbox appear!!
9) "Save and Exit" so that you can see then in read mode - click the link to
show they exist
10) Edit
11) Check the boxes and save - They are deleted!
