Bas van Ditzhuijzen Strategic Partner NetSuite Integration Whiz Salesforce Integration Whiz
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
This looks like how xml looks when placed inside of a json/js variable. (everything is escaped) AspDotNetStoreFront API should respond with regular xml, can you post a screenshot of your export?
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
No worries, I've got notifications turned on for the 'troubleshoot custom flows' forum in the hope of finally beating you to a question to answer :-)
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
In Chrome with uBlock Origin the new help popup is also being blocked.
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
Thanks for the reply! That is good to know :-)
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen created a post,
NetSuite record.submitFields() vs record.save()
Hi, I've noticed Celigo will sometimes update records using an inline edit (submitFields / XEDIT event), and sometimes it will update using record.save (creating a normal save / EDIT type event) - ...
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
Ran into this as well when trying to write json or xml from a variable as-is into a file upload. My trick to fool the validation is to put a non-existent handlebar behind the {{/each}}: {{#each bat...
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
The bottom right buttons only work on a single record. To retry/resolve multiple errors you can only use the resolve/retry selected buttons that are on the top of the list next to the search bar.
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
Your compare handlebars were missing the end blocks {{/compare}}, that was throwing the error. As far as I know you can't use block helpers inside of another set of curly braces, it will have to be...
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
You can add branching after the lookup, and set it up to only have one branch, and add your filter on the flow conditions for that branch:
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Bas van Ditzhuijzen commented,
A nice trick is to take the first day of the next month and then substract one day. That would be like this: {{dateAdd (join "-" (timestamp "YYYY") (add (timestamp "MM") 1) "01") "-86400000"}} This...