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The file block allows users to upload files directly through the chatbot, such as images, documents, or other file types.
This block helps you collect files from users and ensures the uploaded files meet the criteria you specify, which is useful for things like collecting documents or photos from customers.
You can use the "Prompt text to guide users" field to provide instructions and tell the user what kind of file you need them to upload.
You can specify the allowed file types by using the "Select the file type to upload" field. This ensures that only the correct file formats (e.g., images, documents) are accepted.
The uploaded file is stored in a variable. The "Name the variable where the uploaded file path will be stored" field is where you name this variable.
If the uploaded file does not meet the specified criteria, a customizable error message will be displayed to the user.
Yes. You can provide a custom message that will be displayed when the uploaded file does not meet the specified criteria.
A file path variable stores the location or URL of the uploaded file. This allows you to access and use the file later in your chatbot's workflow.
Yes. By storing the file path in a variable, you can reference the file in other parts of the chatbot's flow.
The first step is to provide a clear prompt text to guide the user on what to upload.
After you have filled in all the necessary fields, you can click submit to save the block.
You can find the file block by navigating to Dashboard → Quick Access. Then, under ChatMaxima Studio, click on Create Chatbot. The file block will be available in the response section of the builder.
To find a video tutorial for the file block, navigate to Dashboard → Resources. In the dropdown menu, click on Video Tutorial, and then use the search bar to find the specific guide.
Link: https://chatmaxima.com/video-tutorials/creating-a-response-file-node-in-chatmaxima/
You can specify common file types such as images (JPG, PNG), documents (PDF, DOC), or other relevant formats.
The block has built-in validation to check the file type, so you do not need to manually write any code or rules to ensure the user uploads the correct file.