That error usually happens when you don't use a loop on search step results. If your step B is a search query, then you need to use a loop to access the results. Your step referencing B must be inside the loop.
Simply just trying to populate the value in my email sent date field into this text field using an update record step generates this error:
Validation error: Incorrect template "{{b.email_sent_date}}". ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'email_sent_date'
I am assuming it just has to be converted since this is a text field I am trying to update. Even with the attempt to use the condition step, I am assuming it has to be converted. I have made attempts to do that as well, with no success.
That error usually happens when you don't use a loop on search step results. If your step B is a search query, then you need to use a loop to access the results. Your step referencing B must be inside the loop.
I don't believe I am using a loop this go round so, I will double check and try that and report back tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestion.
This error is because int() cannot process the value being passed to it. If you would share screenshots of your run, we might be able to troubleshoot further.
Jinja template: #jinja-filters.int
Sorry. It was easier to just paste from my phone's clipboard last time. Crazy day today, but I wanted to ask, regarding the screen shot, how much do you need to see? Do I need to have everything expanded? The input and output where applicable, etc? Or just show you the high level steps? I didn’t know what might be too much or too little to show. If the suggestion about the loop below doesn't work out, I will gladly share whatever it takes to help troubleshoot. I appreciate everyone's input so far.
For future reference, I still would like to know how much of the pipeline to show in situations like this. Again, I don't wanna show too much or too little for people to digest when trying to help me troubleshoot.
