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ChuckGrigsby
8 years agoQrew Cadet
I read the post and do not like the native way. I would suggest the api call. You'll need the users email so could just have a field on the form. You'll need to implement the IOL technique if you have already. Feel free to contact me if you need coding help. Chuck@chuck.support
- _anomDiebolt_8 years agoQrew Elite> ... do not like the native way. ... You'll need to implement the IOL technique
Goofus employs the IOL, BOL and SW techniques with QuickBase to achieve the impossible.
Gallant uses only native QuickBase features and waits for proper releases.- JimHarrison4 years agoQrew ChampionTrying to be Gallant, forced into Goofus because priorities. Lol
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- PatrickDunn7 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainHi Chuck. I've implemented the IOL technique, but I'm struggling to do the rest. In a form, when a user dropdown changes, I want to run API_GetUserInfo for the user chosen in the dropdown and then populate a field of the form with the user's userID. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
- Laura_Thacker7 years agoQrew CaptainWhat would you use the ID# for, out of interest?
- PatrickDunn7 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainI have an app in which I've added @mycompany.com as a user - granting all registered users of my firm basic access to the app, which includes access to a profile table. Users can create a profile for themselves and in so doing identify the role the user should have in the app.
Once the form is populated, a formula URL field button will appear. The button will use the API_AddUsertoRole call.
So to answer your question, I want to use the userID within the API_AddUserToRole call.
Make sense? Happy to discuss! I'm eager for any assistance.