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Output File Parameters for Conga Composer

Output File Parameters
The following parameters affect the output file generated by Conga Composer.
PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
DefaultPDF=[0 or 1]
Sets the default output type to Adobe Acrobat
  • If set to 0, "Output Format" is "Same as template" (default)
  • If set to 1, "Output Format" is "Adobe Acrobat"
The user may override this choice unless the “Lock Output to PDF” parameter (fp0=1) is enabled.
FP0=[0, 1 or 2]
Locks the output file format
  • If set to 0, "Output Format" is "Same as template" and not locked (default)
  • If set to 1, "Output Format" is "Adobe Acrobat" and the Output Format radio buttons are locked.
  • If set to 2, “Output Format” is “Same as template” and the Output Format radio buttons are locked
OFN=[text]
Sets the Output File Name, overriding the default output file name
Requires:
A text value to use for the output file name
You may use static text or merge field names for the values to place in the filename. Use a plus sign (+) to represent literal spaces. Do not include symbols unsupported in filesnames, “\”, “/”, “>”, “<”, etc.

NOTE: This parameter is limited to 245 characters
Example:
...&OFN={!Account.Name}+-+Quote
If the Account name is “ABC Corp.”, the resulting file name would be:
ABC Corp. – Quote.doc
Additionally, you may use a special field within the OFN parameter:
{Template.Label}
This can be used in a generic Conga Composer dialog box to refer to the template label (as defined in the Salesforce repository). If using a local template, the filename appears in place of the label.
** Note: Internet Explorer 7 will replace spaces in a filename with the characters “%20” if the output file is opened before saving to disk.
For example, the file above would appear as
ABC%20Corp. %20-%20Quote.doc
if the file is opened before saving to disk.**
 
Related Issue:   Ampersands within the Data
The Conga Composer URL formula field uses ampersands (&) to identify parameters. If you reference fields that might contain ampersands within the formula, you must replace the ampersands with a substitute value, “{~~~}”. Here's how:
A typical Conga Composer / Conga Workflow formula often references the Account Name field in the OFN parameter. Since some Account Names might contain an ampersand character, use a SUBSTITUTE( ) function in the CongaComposerURL field to handle ampersands within the data, as shown here:
Incorrect:
"&OFN=" + Account.Name
Correct:
"&OFN=" + SUBSTITUTE (Account.Name, "&", "{~~~}"
AttachmentParentId=[id]
Specifies the record in Salesforce to which the output file is attached, when requested. In the absence of this parameter, the default attachment parent record is the Master Object.
Also works with Conga Conductor (QMode=2) to control the behavior of the merge operation’s primary output.
Requires:
A Salesforce Id of a object to which attachments are allowed.
AWD=[0, 1 or 2]
Assemble Word Documents
Assembles the output Word documents before the file is either converted to PDF or delivered to the specified output location. The benefit is unified page numbering and a "seamless" output document.
Requires:
All templates must be Microsoft Word.
  • If set to 0, Word output files are not assembled, resulting in a ZIP file output (default)
  • If set to 1, Word output files are assembled with a "New Page Section Break" between documents
  • If set to 2, Word output files are assembled with a "Continuous Section Break" between documents
Note: Embedded fonts only supported in first template, so the use of embedded fonts is not recommended
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