NathanAllan1
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Re: FILTER REPORTS BASED ON USER LOGIN
If those are User-List field types, you would want to change the criteria to be contains. Since it could equal more than 1 user. For current user you would then use _curuser_. And you could change it to just 2 criteria in the or statement instead of 3. ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------30Views0likes0CommentsRe: OUTLOOK PIPELINE
It could be a data type issue. If the pipeline is searching a numeric field for a text it would never find it even though its the same value. You could try something like adding {{ record_id | int}} after parsing the subject of the email to ensure it's numeric and you are comparing apples to apples. ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------41Views0likes0CommentsRe: Ordering Results from Pipeline Search
You could try using the QB API channel instead of search channel. That would allow you to add a sortBy key in the body of the request to sort it how you want. And you can then loop through the list of json objects in the next step. ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------80Views0likes0CommentsRe: How can I add my JavaScript app as a CodePage when it uses npm, Restfull API, fetch API, and complex JSON parsing?
A code page is designed to be a simple front-end UI. Meaning it can only be accessed by navigating to that url. If that's what you need it could just be a simple html page with your javascript inside a script tag. You would have to remove any instances of require, and instead load those packages in using a cdn script tag inside the header. In your case, I suspect you wouldn't really need to load the got package and could just use fetch instead. It also looks like in your case you might just need a script to pull data from a url and push it somewhere else? Pipelines is really good at this stuff using the webhooks channel. You can also use the JSON Handler channel to loop through JSON records. This way you can have it run on a schedule, without a user navigating to the url every time. Lastly, if there is a lot of data manipulation between pulling the data and sending it somewhere else, that can sometimes get too complicated for pipelines. And instead you would host it as a script somewhere that can run it on a schedule (i.e. Azure, AWS, Google, Netlify, etc.) ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------81Views0likes0CommentsMaking a task start x num of days after it's predecessor
I've been using the predecessor fields for some time now with good results. But a recent request was to change their functionality slightly, to still make a task not start before it's predecessor, but always start x number of days after its predecessor is completed instead of on the same day. Is there a way to make this happen? ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------13Views0likes1CommentRe: Pipeline HTML not rendering fully
I've add this happen to me. When I looked closely at the activity of the pipeline. The pipeline was adding html <pre> and <code> tags to the body which made it show just the html code. In my case I was able to fix it by adding <p> tags around the parts that pipelines were changing. ------------------------------ Nathan Allan ------------------------------41Views0likes1Comment