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MichaelGraham2
9 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
Just another quick one. I don't think you need the Key Field / Record ID in the header as for me that would just indicate a single record. Just thinking :)
Have a look in the API.
Have a look in the API.
- StephenStephen9 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainMichael, I guess that is perhaps where I'm goofing up (Forgive me I'm new to this.)1. If I don't put the Key in there, how does the webhook know which record in the parent table to update?
2. Shouldn't the webhook fire one time for each record in the source table, rather than 1 time for 1 record and not for the rest?
3. The "repeat" had made sense to me in the case it only fires once, but I wasn't sure how to implement that. I tried it but it did not work (probably because I did it wrong)
4. Is there written documentation somewhere that shows how to do this stuff? I have looked at the PDF API guide, but it talks NOTHIGN about %RepeatOn% and other syntax issues. Perhaps I should be modeling this knowledge on some general language rules outside Quickbase, but I don't know where to look. I can learn it if I can just find the knowledge resource.
Thanks! - StephenStephen9 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainI suspected that if I didn't the Key field in there it would ADD a record when I just want it to update existing?
- MichaelGraham29 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainIn one of the webinars Kirk Trachy discusses webhooks around the 50 minute mark.
You can view it here. https://quickbase.webex.com/quickbase/onstage/g.php?RCID=0f84c132c8ee5cedca1ce94338ae3a7a
Just click on playback and enter your email etc to view it. - RyanParr9 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainI'd like to sit in on one of his webinars - where do i sign up to join the club?
- MichaelGraham29 years agoQrew Assistant Captainhttp://www.quickbase.com/webinars
There are also recorded webinars. Very useful :)