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I have managed to connect my kobo datasets to Power BI. I would like if possible to view the images which I can see in kobo gallery in my Power BI dashboards - is this technically possible? When I view my image data on power bi currently I just see e.g. xyz.jpeg.

My problem is that when deploying the form in kobotoolbox website, I got an error like ODK Validate Errors: >> Something broke the parser. See above for a hint. org.javarosa.xpath.XPathException: XPath evaluation: Parse error in XPath path: [instance('village_tract')/root/item[township1=position(current()/../ ${township} )]]. Unexpected beginning of path Result: Invalid

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Open the survey in kobotoolbox and answer it, leaving no empty field. That is very important, so that the webhook can determine the data structure of the survey and you can associate it with your airtable base.

Now go back to make and open up the airtable module, when you click on a record field a list with the fields of the kobotoolbox form answer will appear, chose the variable that need to be associated, to each field:

I'm trying to submit the requests through POSTMAN since I have multiple submissions to make from an old csv, based on these instructions: _postman-kobo-kobotoolbox-activity-7012761732402065408-1R_L?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Which as I understand, structures the link between my old csv and the form I am submitting to.So this seems straightforward enough for text based questions, but how to handle images??Lets say q1 in the above is a "photo" type of question in kobo, in that case the data for each response in the csv will be the name of an image. In a folder next to the csv, I have all the corresponding images. How can I post the right image along with the JSON when I submit the forms?

... which successfully submits, but when I click on the image icon inside kobotoolbox, nothing loads. If I look in the devtools, the icon is linked to and returning 404, compared to clicking on a working icon which links to and returns 200.

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