Specifying the destination sheet within Google Sheet would be a nice feature, but if resources for development are limited, that would be a lesser priority for me. I had the same problem with using Blobstore URL's in Aggregate too though. While it's nice being able to click a URL to see the photo when looking at an individual record, it's useless for doing any sort of mass organization of photos. Google's URL's in Sheets, have nothing to do with the actual filenames in Drive, so attempting to manage the files en masse is very difficult, especially when managing thousands, hundreds, or even tens of photos. I added a comment for "Improve the way we refer media files in Google Sheets " in the issue itself.įor "Improve the way we refer media files in Google Sheets" & "Add an option to specify the sheet that should be used by ODK Collect while sending filled forms to Google Sheets" I'll speak generally here.īasically, photo/media management is the bane of my existence, and anything that makes it easier is good with me. I wish I could contribute more, but my programming skills are far too basic to actually modify ODK Collect itself. I could test out any versions of this feature developed, and provide feedback. What can you contribute to making this feature a reality? To say that this is a lot of work is an understatement.ģ. Even if I use a script to copy the photos to a centrally managed folder in a central Google Drive using the URL from form's Google Sheet, we need either 1) the user to grant access to their folder first, or 2) send an access request for every photo taken. There is also the possibility they may delete the photos themselves by accident.
#GOOGLE PHOTOS SCREENSAVER IMAGE FOLDER ANDROID#
I also downloaded 'pFolio', which is a great Google Photos android app, but isnt screensaver compatible.
#GOOGLE PHOTOS SCREENSAVER IMAGE FOLDER HOW TO#
When they leave, the folders may be deleted along with the photos. That describes how to modify what screensaver app opens the screensaver loads, but there werent references to Google Photos. These users can be temporary employees, and sometimes they aren't technically savy either. Currently, the photos end up in their own Google Drive folders, Open Data Kit -> Submissions. Right now, we have multiple users that we want to be able to take photos using ODK Collect. What are some example use cases for this feature? To be able to set a Google Drive folder location for photos taken within the ODK Collect form.Ģ.
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