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MarkShnier__You
2 years agoQrew Champion
sure,
Normally you refer to tables by the indirect reference of [_DBID_TASKS]
There's a best practice because if you were to have hardcoded the Table ID and you copy your app then everything is going to fail.
But as you can imagine there are many thousands of apps out there with tables called Customer or Tasks. So when you are going cross app, you need to actually insert the table ID which you see in the URL of any report or record in that table..
URLRoot() & "db/" & "bn4qy88xx" & "?a=nwr;
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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Normally you refer to tables by the indirect reference of [_DBID_TASKS]
There's a best practice because if you were to have hardcoded the Table ID and you copy your app then everything is going to fail.
But as you can imagine there are many thousands of apps out there with tables called Customer or Tasks. So when you are going cross app, you need to actually insert the table ID which you see in the URL of any report or record in that table..
URLRoot() & "db/" & "bn4qy88xx" & "?a=nwr;
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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- IvanWeiss2 years agoQrew CaptainGot it, thanks!
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Ivan Weiss
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