I have more than you just saw!

Do you know people are more than just how they look? Most of the time, people are kinder and caring than they seem.

Well, Flowdoh is not very different, it has been packed with so many features to help you design solutions. But we heard you! You said sometimes it is not possible to achieve certain goals with the current set of features. Further, workarounds were not easy.

One such thing is being able to map an array to another array.

Arrgh! If you are not technical, we can see you frown, let’s say you wanted to attach number of files to an email (array of files). At present Flowdoh cannot do this by simply mapping file collection to attachment collection.

Yes, we sorted this challenge for you. Once this feature, mapping array objects (collections) to other array objects is completed you will have many more capabilities added to your arsenal.

Some of those features would be mapping a set of email addresses to a mail recipient object or map array directly from one application to another making your design process easier.

At present this feature will be released with the capability of mapping from repeatable section or dynamic trigger to another object such as outlook, Twilio or applications such as SendGrid. Soon this feature will be extended to work in reverse where the array could be mapped directly to a repeatable section or data grid.

This feature extends upon an existing piece of functionality – adding items individually to a collection. For example, a user can add multiple attachments to the Outlook connector’s Send Mail action by clicking the “Add new” button.

We can add attachments from a form file upload control by mapping the file to the Send Mail action from the form context.

But what if, instead of adding attachments individually, the user wants to map a collection of attachments? For example, suppose that the form has a repeatable section control that contains a file upload control. The user can then upload as many files as they like by adding new sections in the repeatable section control. Now suppose the user wants to send an email with all of these files attached. It should be possible to map the set of files to an email action.

Switch to the collection mapping mode by clicking the icon next to Attachments.

Map the repeatable section to the attachments field.

Click “Configure collection” to describe how each attachment should be configured using the repeatable section.

We can now specify that each file upload control from the repeatable section should be added as an

attachment.