What?
An example of code using the new API call "Module Record Count" with some criteria.
Why?
At time of print, I couldn't find an example of how to use this API call with search filters or criteria. ...
... in this department/team:
To determine the total number of employees, we will use zoho.people.getRecords as a search:
// get total "team members" in department
l_SearchCriterias = List();
m_SearchCriteria ...
... "Tickets" under "Module"
for the Rule Name, I called mine "Tickets - On Create or Edit"
Execute On: Create, Edit, Customer Reply
No Criteria
Under 4. Actions, I click on "All Actions" and select "Custom ...
... generates all email signatures (no criteria). You will need to change the HTML signature and use the Image Source URLs returned from the above function to generate a HTML signature, then use placeholders ...
What?
This is a not-so-quick article that queries an eBay order and creates the relevant ZohoInventory item, contact, sales order, package slip, shipment order, invoice, payment records...
Why? ...
... output to developer for debug purposes
v_Date = zoho.currentdate.subDay(v_Index).toString("yyyy-MM-dd");
info v_Date;
//
// set criteria of what shipment orders to retrieve
m_Criteria = Map();
m_Criteria.put("date",v_Date);
//
// ...
... ":}]} I only resolved this by not using "endCursor" in my GraphQL and instead looped through the nodes to get the last cursor. Not sure if this meant any data was missing. Perhaps by forcing the sort cr ...
... = ZDK.Page.getField('Location').getValue();
// only run the rest if record matches criteria
if (v_CurrencyCode == "GBP" && v_ConsultantLocation == "UK") {
// get value of trigger field
var ...
... form to download the attachments and upload them to the Creator "Document" form:
//
// get attachments
v_NoteAttachments = "";
m_SortCriteria = Map();
m_SortCriteria.put("sort_by","Created_Time");
m_SortCriteria.put("sort_order","desc");
l_Attachments ...
... in mind script execution limits set by Zoho.
Set the search criteria string to your specific requirements (:equals:, :starts_with:, |=|). If 1 expression then you can omit the parenthesis. If multiple ...
... You will note that I use the access token function (one that regenerates an access token or reuses if not expired). Thereafter, I use the GetMyeBaySelling API Call with specific criteria to only return ...
What?
This is an article to hopefully resolve for you quicker than it took me, why a zoho.crm.searchRecords() returns some of the records but omits others.
Why?
The use-case was that we were creating ...
... relevant to this module:
l_LinkedRecords = zoho.crm.searchRecords("Opportunities_X_Products","(Opportunity:equals:" + v_DealID + ")");
Find records relevant to this user:
v_SearchCriteria ...
... = v_Name.toLowerCase()];
...
Returns the error: "Expression is not allowed in left side of a Criteria".
There used to be an old solution for doing this and can still be found in the community forums ...
... I could do it the long way in Zoho Deluge. We match a pattern and replace everything out that conforms to the criteria so a true response will be an empty string:
v_MyRegEx = "^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+@[A-Za-z0-9._-]+\.[A-Za-z]$";
v_MyString ...
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