Yes, you should be able to construct it like this at the same location there. Please give it a try. Remember to replace 'your_field_id'.

{xsl:value-of select="concat('http://www.domain.com/DesktopModules/Revindex.Dnn.RevindexStorefront/Portals/4/PostedFiles/', dynamicFormResult/fields/field[@id='your_field_id']/postedFile/storageFileName)" /}

I hope this helps.

Thanks heaps for this JT

That works exactly as-is and produces the URL in the notification... perfect!

Just one improvement I want to do is to make it a clickable link using an anchor tag.

When I put an anchor around it, the template breaks and the email comes through as a pile of code.

I've tried this, with double-quotes:

and also the same again but with single-quotes. Every combination of quotes I try seems to break it.

I've just done some googling on XSL hyperlinks and it looks like it's not as simple as putting it in an anchor. I've tried some of the suggestions but without success.

If it's a drama don't worry, we 'll just use the URL, but if you already know how it works I'll be keen to hear.

Thanks heaps
ROb

I think the HTML editor converts the double quote into " on save so it is breaking the XSL. In this case just use a variable to hold your URL like this so you can avoid the HTML escaping.

{xsl:variable name="FileName" select="concat('http://www.domain.com/DesktopModules/...', dynamicFormResult/fields/field[@id='Photo']/postedFile/storageFileName)" /}
<a href="{xsl:value-of select='$FileName' /}" >Download</a>

Brilliant.. that works!

This resolves that perfectly.

Thanks for this!

Rob