Email client template allowing users to add attachments but the attachment is not displaying. why? As an admin it is working for me but not for the user. Any solution??

anand-bhosle
Tera Guru

Email client template allowing users to add attachments but the attachment is not displaying. why? As an admin it is working for me but not for the user. Any solution??

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anand-bhosle
Tera Guru

Hello @williamsun, This issue has been fixed in Kingston patch 4 but we also found a workaround solution for this problem

Workaround: 1. On the sys_properties table, set the value of glide.email.email_with_no_target_visible_to_all to true.  

2. Update the sys_email table ACLs to check the headers for "X-ServiceNow-Source:EmailClient" and state of 'send-ignored', and allow visibility for appropriate roles (e.g. itil)

 

This workaround helped me to fix the issue and also am upgrading to Kingston patch 4 🙂

 

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williamsun
Mega Guru

it could be the ACLs to the sys_attachment table, or, depending on how old your version is, that you might have an old "attachment" button that needs to have the script updated.

No its not an ACL issue and neither we are using old version. Currently we are on Kingston. I don't know what causing this issue

anand-bhosle
Tera Guru

Hello @williamsun, This issue has been fixed in Kingston patch 4 but we also found a workaround solution for this problem

Workaround: 1. On the sys_properties table, set the value of glide.email.email_with_no_target_visible_to_all to true.  

2. Update the sys_email table ACLs to check the headers for "X-ServiceNow-Source:EmailClient" and state of 'send-ignored', and allow visibility for appropriate roles (e.g. itil)

 

This workaround helped me to fix the issue and also am upgrading to Kingston patch 4 🙂

 

Hey i had the same issue, how did you follow the second work around?

 

I went to the sys_email table, and had given the role itil for read, write ACL. Still not working.