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RyanStanford1
6 years agoQrew Captain
Agreed with Mark, need to see the code...
how I would implement this is to have some JavaScript to get the current value of the field, +1 to it, and update the field as a separate call that would happen at the same time as the import.
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Ryan Stanford
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how I would implement this is to have some JavaScript to get the current value of the field, +1 to it, and update the field as a separate call that would happen at the same time as the import.
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Ryan Stanford
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EverettPatterso
6 years agoQrew Captain
Yes, but if you just want a simple, native solution you can use numeric field + formula URL
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Everett Patterson
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var number mynewvalue = [NumericTest] + 1; URLRoot() & "db/" & Dbid() & "?act=API_EditRecord&rid=" & [Record ID#] & "&_fid_15=" & URLEncode($mynewvalue)
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Everett Patterson
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- MarkShnier__You6 years ago
Qrew Legend
.... but we need to see your current code in order to help you sequence the counter formula above combined with the import and then refresh the page you are on.
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------------------------------ - WallaceYeboah5 years agoQrew MemberHi Everett,
Great insight - Can you expound on this a bit more.
My understanding is you would first need to create a numeric field which in this case would be "Numeric Test". You would then place this formula into a formula url field correct? Also would "fid_15" be the field id for "Numeric Test"?
Lastly which field would hold the count? Would it be the url field or the numeric field? I'm guessing the numeric but not entirely sure.
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Wallace Yeboah
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