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Hi, To insert files into a table in Caspio, you can use the File or Image data type when designing your table. This allows users to upload files such as PDFs, images, or documents through DataPages (forms) connected to the table. The uploaded files are stored within the table, and you can set restrictions on file size and type. When creating submission forms, ensure the field is included, enabling users to attach files to their records. Files can later be accessed or downloaded via reports. For more details, check Caspio’s ( Caspio How-To )ps://howto.caspio.com/)

Hi, Caspio’s latest release (52) introduces new features such as enhanced security with Single Logout (SLO) across third-party apps, customizable sign-in pages with background images, and improved page redirection options for sign-in and sign-out. These updates aim to provide greater flexibility and user experience enhancements for app developers using Caspio's platform. For full details, you can explore more on Caspio’s official release page https://howto.caspio.com/release-notes/caspio-52-0/

Hi @Henry, Caspio is a low-code platform designed to help users build custom web applications without the need for extensive programming knowledge. Below is a general guideline to get started with Caspio: 1. Sign Up & Explore the Dashboard Create an account at Caspio. Once logged in, you’ll see the dashboard with a variety of tools to manage your apps, databases, and DataPages. 2. Create a Database Design Your Tables: Start by defining your data structure. Tables in Caspio act as the backbone where all your data is stored. Relationships: Set relationships between tables (e.g., 1-to-many, many-to-many) to structure your data more efficiently. Import Data: You can import your existing data from files (CSV, Excel, etc.) to start using it with your applications. 3. Build DataPages DataPages are the core component that allows you to build interactive web interfaces. Forms: Create submission forms for users to input data. Reports: Generate and display dynamic reports with search and filtering capabilities. Charts: Build visual representations of your data. Dashboards: Aggregate reports and charts in a single view for a comprehensive summary. 4. Customize Your App Low-Code Features: Use drag-and-drop tools to design your user interface without writing code. You can also apply HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for further customization. Calculated Fields: Set up custom formulas to perform real-time calculations within your DataPages. 5. Integrate and Automate Triggered Actions: Set automatic actions that are triggered by specific events, such as updating or inserting records. APIs: Use Caspio’s REST API to connect your applications with third-party services or custom systems. Single Sign-On (SSO): Securely integrate SSO to allow users to access your app with a single login. 6. Deploy Your App Web Embed: Embed your application into any website by copying the generated deployment code. Standalone App: Alternatively, you can host your app directly through Caspio’s cloud infrastructure. 7. Support & Resources Caspio offers comprehensive documentation and video tutorials to guide you through specific features. Community Forum: Engage with other users in the Caspio Community Forum. Customer Support: For complex queries, you can reach out to Caspio’s customer service team. By following these steps, you can quickly create, customize, and deploy web applications on Caspio!

Hi @dr2242, Caspio is a low-code platform designed to help users build custom web applications without the need for extensive programming knowledge. Below is a general guideline to get started with Caspio: 1. Sign Up & Explore the Dashboard Create an account at Caspio. Once logged in, you’ll see the dashboard with a variety of tools to manage your apps, databases, and DataPages. 2. Create a Database Design Your Tables: Start by defining your data structure. Tables in Caspio act as the backbone where all your data is stored. Relationships: Set relationships between tables (e.g., 1-to-many, many-to-many) to structure your data more efficiently. Import Data: You can import your existing data from files (CSV, Excel, etc.) to start using it with your applications. 3. Build DataPages DataPages are the core component that allows you to build interactive web interfaces. Forms: Create submission forms for users to input data. Reports: Generate and display dynamic reports with search and filtering capabilities. Charts: Build visual representations of your data. Dashboards: Aggregate reports and charts in a single view for a comprehensive summary. 4. Customize Your App Low-Code Features: Use drag-and-drop tools to design your user interface without writing code. You can also apply HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for further customization. Calculated Fields: Set up custom formulas to perform real-time calculations within your DataPages. 5. Integrate and Automate Triggered Actions: Set automatic actions that are triggered by specific events, such as updating or inserting records. APIs: Use Caspio’s REST API to connect your applications with third-party services or custom systems. Single Sign-On (SSO): Securely integrate SSO to allow users to access your app with a single login. 6. Deploy Your App Web Embed: Embed your application into any website by copying the generated deployment code. Standalone App: Alternatively, you can host your app directly through Caspio’s cloud infrastructure. 7. Support & Resources Caspio offers comprehensive documentation and video tutorials to guide you through specific features. Community Forum: Engage with other users in the Caspio Community Forum. Customer Support: For complex queries, you can reach out to Caspio’s customer service team. By following these steps, you can quickly create, customize, and deploy web applications on Caspio!

hi, Just want to add a helpful reference regarding to formula: https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/#:~:text=Date and Time Functions

hi, Just want to add a helpful reference regarding to formula: https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/#:~:text=Date and Time Functions

hi, Just want to add a helpful reference regarding to formula: https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/#:~:text=Date and Time Functions

Hi, I’d also like to share a helpful link where you can find sample configure style for reference. It should provide you with additional insights and examples that could be useful! https://howto.caspio.com/styles/styles/

Hi @imJihyo I’d also like to share a helpful link where you can find sample add header and footer for reference. It should provide you with additional insights and examples that could be useful! https://howto.caspio.com/datapages/datapage-components/datapage-header-and-footer/#:~:text=Steps to add a header,panel and select Header %26 Footer.

hi @imJihyo I’d also like to share a helpful link where you can find sample add header and footer for reference. It should provide you with additional insights and examples that could be useful! https://howto.caspio.com/datapages/datapage-components/datapage-header-and-footer/#:~:text=Steps to add a header,panel and select Header %26 Footer.

Hi @BrianI I’d also like to share a helpful link where you can find sample formulas for reference. It should provide you with additional insights and examples that could be useful! https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/

Hi @SunakoChan: Caspio Directories feature. Take a look: New page redirection options for both sign-in and sign-out, giving you more control over user navigation. Single Logout (SLO) from third-party connected apps—users will now be automatically logged out of the directory when signing out from any connected app. Custom background images for the sign-in page, offering a fresh way to personalize and elevate your app's login experience. https://howto.caspio.com/release-notes/caspio-43-0/#:~:text=Enhancements to Caspio Directories

Hi @KenWi, Just want to add a helpful reference regarding to formula Stuff https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/#:~:text=Stuff(string1%2C start%2C length%2C string2) and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31211506/how-stuff-and-for-xml-path-work-in-sql-server

Hi @taylorswiftlover, I just want to also provide you a helpful link where you will see sample formula for Dates: https://howto.caspio.com/function-reference/#:~:text=Date and Time Functions

Hi @Rudy123, On your Details page link to submission form you may pass the ID parameter using passing parameter. Since you have receive the parameter on the submission form you may add a link with the parameter from submission form. Passing parameter: https://howto.caspio.com/parameters/passing-parameters/ Passing parameter as query string: https://howto.caspio.com/parameters/parameters-as-query-string-values/