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--- en:create:questions:upload [08.11.2019 23:24] – created d.aulenkamp
+++ en:create:questions:upload [28.06.2021 19:48] (current) – sophia.schauer
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-====== Upload file ========
+====== File Upload ========
-The question type "Upload file" allows participants to upload a file to the survey server during the interview.
+The question type "File Upload" allows participants to upload a file to the survey server during the interview.
-The uploaded files can be downloaded under **Collected data** -> **Uploaded files** either individually or bundled according to question. The file name contains the number (CASE) of the data record.
+**Important:** The amount of memory per survey project is limited. Depending on their content and file type, uploaded images require a lot of storage space.
-**Important:** The storage space per survey project is limited. Uploaded images require -- depending on content and file type -- a lot of storage space.
+**Important:** If participants upload large files (>500 KB), it may take a while after clicking "Next" until the file is transferred and the next page is loaded.
+===== Download Files =====
+The uploaded files can be downloaded under **Collected Data** -> **Uploaded Files**. Either individually or bundled by question. The file name contains the number (CASE) of the data set in each case.
+===== Show Image =====
+If the uploaded file is an image, you can use it in the current interview. The filename prefix ''%%upload://%%'' allows access to the uploaded files.
+For the display, you still need the file name that SoSci Survey assigned when uploading the file. You can retrieve this from the dataset using ''[[:en:create:functions:value]]''. Together with the necessary HTML code, the display could then look like this. In the example, the question for "Upload file" has the identifier UP01.
+<code php>
+html('
+    <div>
+        <img src="upload://'.value('UP01x02').'" style="max-width: 100%">
+    </div>
+');
+</code>
+**Note:** If participants upload large files, this can also lead to long loading times when the files are later integrated.