Hello Louise Burke,
Yes, this can be done. Here are the steps:
1. Click on the green download arrow next to the attachment
2. Select "Copy Link Address"
3. Paste that address in a new URL bar
4. Take the /download out of that URL string
5. Press enter
This will take you to the location of the actual file. Click on the Actions button and then select"Delete".
If you go back to the Microblog post, the attachment should be gone.
Please let me know if this works for you.
Regards,
Emma
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Delete/Remove - Microblog attachments
OfflineAfter posting to a Microblog, is it possible to edit the post and delete an attachment?
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Hello Louise Burke,
Yes, this can be done. Here are the steps:
1. Click on the green download arrow next to the attachment
2. Select "Copy Link Address"
3. Paste that address in a new URL bar
4. Take the /download out of that URL string
5. Press enter
This will take you to the location of the actual file. Click on the Actions button and then select"Delete".
If you go back to the Microblog post, the attachment should be gone.
Please let me know if this works for you.
Regards,
Emma
The attachment is on a Microblog post.
Thank you for the instructions but they did not work for me exactly as you instructed.
So instead;
I right mouse clicked on the green down arrow and copied the link address (this was a much longer correct address, different from the address above)
I then removed the download part of the address
Then copied it into a URL box
Then selected action delete
On returning to the Home page Microblog it had removed the attachment from the post.
Overall, I think this should be easier /more user friendly to do.
Thank you for your help.
Hello Louise,
Ah, apologies. I meant "right click" on the green download button. That was my mistake.
Regards,
Emma