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Quickbase to Outlook Channel Doesn't Account For Time Zone
We are trying to add events but when we do, our recipients' calendars events, added by our outlook channels, aren't displaying the time zone relative to the user just the invite date/time. Anyone have a fix? TIA ------------------------------ Blake Taylor ------------------------------9Views0likes0CommentsQuickbase to Outlook Channel Doesn't Account For Time Zone
We are trying to add events but when we do, our recipients' calendars events, added by our outlook channels, aren't displaying the time zone relative to the user just the invite date/time. Anyone have a fix? TIA ------------------------------ Blake Taylor ------------------------------10Views0likes0CommentsQuickbase REST Api in Quickbase Webhooks
Greetings, To start, I am aware that I could use QB Actions to solve this. Also, I tested all inside the Rest API documentation and was able to post a record successfully. I want to use QB Rest API inside QB Webhooks. I have two headers, the Authorization: "QB-USER-TOKEN [user token]" and QB-Realm-Hostname "thing.quickbase.com" filled out properly. The Endpoint is the generic https://api.quickbase.com/v1/records. Method: POST and FORMAT is JSON. Body : { "to": "ImagineHere", "data": [ { "6": { "value": "[Issue Type]" }, "7": { "value": "[Description]" }, "8": { "value": "Test Record" } }], "fieldsToReturn": "3" } I keep getting 400 - bad requests with no description. If I could get some assistance I would be most appreciative. My intent is to manually create a record in table A and have the webhook insert into table B. If I can get this to work I can make it work cross apps, too. (Again, I know about the QB actions). Look at this as more practice than anything. Thank you in advance. ------------------------------ _____________ Blake Taylor Quickbase Developer ------------------------------41Views0likes2CommentsIs User Logged In via Field
Hello, From Table A, I want to detect if user is logged in. From the relationships, I want to pass that down to Table B. Passing a field down to B isn't difficult. However, the only half decent answer I've come across is using a Formula Numeric field : if(User() = [<user field>], 1, 0). This would only show for the current session of that particular user and not necessarily from a manager's viewpoint. How may I show that the user is logged-in in a field? Thank you all in advance! B ------------------------------ Blake Taylor ------------------------------20Views0likes1Comment