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No, but... You could call Url.getFileFieldURL in Apex to resolve the URL you need, then link to that dynamically in LWC.
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I made a mistake in the code by adding the ContentDocumentLink's Id in the list instead of adding ContentDocumentLink.contentDocumentId.
Fixed code :
public static List<Id> getContentDocumentLinks(Id loanId) {
try {
String baseUrl = URL.getSalesforceBaseUrl().toExternalForm();
List<ContentDocumentLink> ...
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Per the documentation, only a user with sharing rights to a record can see attachments on that record.
You might need to use a trigger on the Attachment object and share the record through Apex. An example trigger that would do this:
trigger AttachmentTriggerTest on Attachment(after insert) {
List<Application__Share> appShares = new List<...
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You'll have to use some sort of API. Apex has a 6MB heap limit, so you'd run into it regardless (binding directly wouldn't help), and also there's a maximum payload size (4MB), so the largest file you'd reasonably upload is around 3MB, include base64 encoding.
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