You can write JS into a formula-url using the following syntax:
javascript: {
//enter your code here
}
If you're trying to do a doQueryCount - you'll have to do a couple things
1) Easiest method is to do a GET against your table using doQuery Count
2) Parse the XML response to get the count
3) Do another GET - this time an EditRecord call to store that value somewhere. So logging it as a record somewhere - or editing a field with the current count - your choice
So like:
javascript: {
$.get('
url for doQueryCount ',function(data) {
//parse the response
$.get('
editRecord ')
})
}
Chayce Duncan | Technical Lead
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chayceduncan@quandarycg.com Quandary Knowledge Base
