JeffPeterson1
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Re: Template Error
You may need to add a filter to your template. If you are writing it to a text field you can write it like this: {{a.wo_id|string}} and that will convert the number to a string. Or, it may also be expecting an integer, so you can write it like this: {{a.wo_id|int}}. One of those will probably solve your problem.Problems constructing Headers in pipelines 'make request' channel
I'm trying to send a request to the fedex api for checking package status. I have everything working up to the step where the actual request is being made and it appears the headers are not being constructed properly by the pipeline channel: Here, I'm just using the example, but instead of headers like: X-One:One X-Two:Two I'm getting this weird structure where it's only passing the names and values as arrays? This keeps getting rejected by the fedex api stating that the token is missing. I'm sending the headers like this, per the instructions beneath the headers section, but I get the same malformed result in the output: Has anyone else run into this or knows what the problem is here? I've been stuck on this for hours.Re: Looking up a Field in a Different Table in the Same Application without a Relationship.
Right, you are almost there. The part you now have as 'XX' needs to be the Record ID of the record you want to get the field values from. If the Student ID is the related Student in the Student Demographics table, that would work and return the values from field ID 7 from that specific record in that table.Re: Looking up a Field in a Different Table in the Same Application without a Relationship.
Hi Roula, Record ID and Field ID are 2 different values. Record ID is the entire record # and Field ID is the identifier for the field that value is stored in. You need to add GetFieldValues to return the values from record #7 in this case: GetFieldValues(GetRecord(7,[_DBID_STUDENT_DEMOGRAPHICS]),XX) Where XX is the field ID of the field you want to return the values from. You may also need to wrap this whole formula in ToText: ToText(GetFieldValues(GetRecord(7,[_DBID_STUDENT_DEMOGRAPHICS]),XX)) It seems that you probably also need to make a variable to get the correct record ID from your student demographics table. Everything else should work, your field type is correct and this should be the correct function. You're almost there!
