If you’ve ever used JavaScript to modify UI or enable a non-native workflow in a Quickbase app, this post is for you. We know that adding custom code to an application can be a valuable way to extend...
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@Evan Martinez - I'd counter that at least allowing would allow us to figure some stuff out, with an option to turn it on. That's part of the job/game (fun for me, too). Could this possibly be considered?
I'd rather be able to try and get something and get small stuff, like a simple JS refresh. It's easy enough to debug and I don't think folks like me would care if, ultimately, future QB changes wouldn't allow for something.
I wish you could put up a poll or something like that since a number of us really like the ability to at least try.
I'd rather be able to try and get something and get small stuff, like a simple JS refresh. It's easy enough to debug and I don't think folks like me would care if, ultimately, future QB changes wouldn't allow for something.
I wish you could put up a poll or something like that since a number of us really like the ability to at least try.