Hey David, Yeah, I don't think that postResponseMapData is an actual variable. So you're returning blank data. (Edit: this is the right variable) I'd start a new script and insert the postSubmit st...
Hey David, What's the output if you hit Preview? Thanks,-Lucian
Hey David, I think this article should show you how to do exactly what you're asking about. You're correct that you should use a postSubmit hook. Thanks,-Lucian
Hey Hristina, I thought of a pretty nifty workaround that will work super well. We have a function called regexSearch which will compare a regular expression to a string and will return the index w...
Hey Alejandro, You're correct that there isn't a way to change the WSDL. We plan to upgrade to the newest version of the WSDL by the end of September. As a workaround, you can use integrator.io to ...
Hey Maricar, You're right, this actually requires one extra step compared to the FTP file creation showed in the example I provided. This is one of the more complicated things that you can do in in...
Maricar, So in that mapping, you'll want to reference the individual fields. Right now, you're referencing the "range" field which just stores the sheet name and the cells that you're looking at. T...
Hey Maricar, It sounds like you still need to define your field mapping. To do this, you click the '+' icon on the import and then choose the "mapping" button (it looks sort of like a sideways trid...
Hey Steve, As you discovered, data must be sorted to support our default grouping mechanism. I posted a method to group within a script in your other post. As far as order of operations, we actual...
Hey Steve, Yes you can certainly do this in a script. You'd want to use a preSavePage hook on the export. Basically you just need to ensure that the "data" object in your return is an array. IO wil...