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MichaelMichael3
8 years agoQrew Trainee
Hi Evan,
In that case, is there a workaround that would allow us to still import using the normal import/export UI in Quickbase? It seems like you're suggesting that we build our own import portal from scratch and use the ImportFromCSV method.
What if the webhook was re-written to query the table's Date Created (Field ID#1) or Date Modified (Field ID#2), and get all the records that were just created in the last 1 minute (or some short time period). Then a separate script could loop through them and push them to the external API we're integrating with.
In other words, the webhook triggers a query on that table, then collects the recently created or modified records (it may be just one or maybe several), and then pushes them out from there. What do you think? Does it seem like a good solution?
Thanks,
Michael
In that case, is there a workaround that would allow us to still import using the normal import/export UI in Quickbase? It seems like you're suggesting that we build our own import portal from scratch and use the ImportFromCSV method.
What if the webhook was re-written to query the table's Date Created (Field ID#1) or Date Modified (Field ID#2), and get all the records that were just created in the last 1 minute (or some short time period). Then a separate script could loop through them and push them to the external API we're integrating with.
In other words, the webhook triggers a query on that table, then collects the recently created or modified records (it may be just one or maybe several), and then pushes them out from there. What do you think? Does it seem like a good solution?
Thanks,
Michael