I believe that you are confusing the concept of a user token with an application token. You can check if your app has application tokens enabled, (clearly it does), in the settings for the application itself, i.e. settings at the application level and not the table level .... in Advanced Settings you will see a link for application tokens and in your case it's enabled and you will probably find that you have not created an application token. Go ahead and create an application token and insert that into your code.
A user token is something completely different and it's not used in API calls like this. Your alternative is to disable the need for application tokens. You will have to read up about application tokens and decide if that extra level of security is important to you or not. I would say that most of my clients don't bother using that extra layer of security.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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