Tom Santiago
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Tom Santiago created an article,
Build a destination object array with Mapper 2.0
To create a destination object array that contains multiple objects, use the JSONPath notation $,$ to define the number of objects contained in the object array. $,$ would create an object array w...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Thanks for the tip, Steve Klett. I added that trick to the top of this article. Tom
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Mel Haynes, Jr., We are considering some solutions to the problem you've raised including a back to top button or a side nav menu, but we haven't yet confirmed upcoming revisions to our knowledg...
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Tom Santiago created an article,
Iterating over an array in Mapper 2.0
When your source JSON data contains an array of items that you want to independently map, use the bracketed wildcard syntax [*] on the parent object, then use dot notation to select each object in ...
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Tom Santiago created an article,
Sign in using MFA
To sign in to integrator.io with multifactor authentication (MFA), you must first set up MFA for your account because the authenticator app on your authentication device needs to be linked to your ...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Limebox User, I just tested this question. If you deregister a connection, it will remain active in any integrations that were using it before deregistration; however, new integrations that user...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Rob Ricco, For clarification, this is a nested expression that uses two different handlebars expressions that can be considered independently: #if_else and substring. For #if_else, if the argume...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Zanfer Hussain, I'm having a little trouble understanding your request. A webhook kicks off the flow with the source data sent from the export. At that point the data begins passing through you...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Chidi Okwudire, I think the problem is caused by your use of wildcards (*) in the handlebars expression. integrator.io doesn't iterate through all of the amounts and quantities in the array when...
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Tom Santiago commented,
Hi Lawrence Morales, You can use the audit logs to see the history of modifications to the connection that uses the stack. Let me know if that gets you to the information you're looking for. Tom