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Common questions

Find the symptom you are seeing. If none of these match, contact your Salesforce administrator.

Files must be under 4 MB when your organisation uses Salesforce storage. Cloud storage supports larger files. See Supported file types and size limits.

This is usually a temporary network problem. Sliick retries automatically up to three times, and tells you if all three fail. Wait a moment and try again.

An image shows a spinner and will not load

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The image is still being processed, for example an iPhone photo being converted. This usually takes a few seconds. Refresh the page after a moment.

If the image shows a “Processing failed” indicator, click Retry on the file to re-trigger processing. If it keeps failing, contact your administrator.

I cannot see any images even though files are attached

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Two common causes:

  • The gallery is set to show images from a different storage location than where your files are stored. Ask your administrator to check the gallery configuration.
  • You do not have access to the parent record. Access to files follows your Salesforce record access: if you cannot see the record, you cannot see its files.

Deletion can lag slightly for files in cloud storage. Refresh the page if you still see the file after a few seconds.

The pencil icon only appears for files on external storage that have a version history. Files in Salesforce Files do not support tags through this interface.

The file only has one version. History fills up when you replace a file or save an edited image.

The file list has no record to attach files to. It happens when the component sits on a Home page, an App page, or an Experience Cloud page with no record bound to it. Ask your administrator to place it on a record page.

ProblemWho to ask
Access issues: cannot see components, permission errorsYour Salesforce administrator
File problems: upload failures, missing files, processing errors that persistYour Salesforce administrator, who can check storage configuration and the storage logs
Bugs or unexpected behaviour in the appYour administrator, who can raise a support request with Sliick