Limit attachment file size

Configure attachment system properties Configure attachment system properties

You can disable the drag-and-drop feature. (Users can still upload attachments by browsing to the file.) You can also limit the attachment file size, restrict who can upload attachments, and restrict what file extensions can be uploaded.

Role required: admin Note: To learn more about the properties that affect attachments processing, see Attachments (instance security hardening) in Instance Security Hardening Settings.

To disable the drag-and-drop features, navigate to System Properties > UI Properties . Clear the check box for the Allow attachment drag and drop in supported HTML5 browsers property. Click Save .

Parent Topic: Administering attachments Limit attachment file size

You can specify the maximum size allowable for attachments to avoid issues with the user's active session on the instance. The maximum attachment size for email attachments is configured separately.

Role required: Admin.

Note: The maximum attachment size for email attachments is configured separately.

Navigate to All > System Properties > Security . Enter a value in the Maximum file attachment size in megabytes property. The system only allows attachment sizes up to 1 GB. By default, this field is blank. If you leave this field blank, the system uses the default maximum limit of 1 GB. Click Save .

Require a role to attach files

You can restrict who can upload attachments.

Role required: Admin.

Navigate to All > System Properties > Security . In the Attachment limits and behavior section, locate the List of roles (comma-separated) that can create attachments property ( glide.attachment.role ). Enter one or more roles separated by commas. Only roles listed in this property are able to upload attachments to a record. If no roles are entered, then all roles can upload attachments. Click Save .

Restrict attachment file extensions

The glide.attachment.extensions property restricts the file extensions that users can upload as attachments.

Role required: Admin.

Restrict attachment file extensions to prevent users from uploading invalid file types and file types that may be more likely than others to contain viruses or malware. Note: This property does not restrict attachments based on the actual file type, only based on the extension. To enable MIME type validation, which validates that the MIME type of a file matches the file extension and can block attachments that do not pass this validation, see .

Navigate to All > System Properties > Security . In the Attachment limits and behavior section, locate the List of file extensions (comma-separated) that can be attached to documents via the attachment dialog property. Enter the file extensions and click Save . If no extensions are specified, then all extensions are allowed. However, if any extensions are specified, all unlisted extensions are restricted. Listed extensions should not include the dot (.) prefix or spaces after commas. For example, enter xls,xlsx,doc,docx.