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of your function in case they add a currency or tax rate and want to push a sales order immediately over. Get Currencies Remember to replace the v_BooksOrgID with your client's Organization ID for Zoho Books and check the URL for whether it will be...
you like it. You will find issues with trying to undo some parts and tweaks as these will consume a lot of time (anyone remember the days of getting an MS Word document to behave?). Best thing to do if you mess it up, is just start again with a clone of...
that runs whenever a user clicks on one of these date boxes (On User input of Calendar Day Select). The key to remember here is that it isn't a week commencing date but more like the today's date minus 7 or plus 7 days depending on which way they...
there were no contact persons on the customer record. Instead, when building the invoice, this had to be added (don't ever remember having to do this) as contact_ids (array/list). Instead the below script will show you how to use this API having a few...
as it would just come back with a blank response... The reason it was blank was due to my parameters; the key item to remember is that status is a mandatory field and it can either be "closed" or "open". If you have used ZohoCRM then this is obvious; if...
get with an InvokeURL. I'm then going to create a list map of tags and add these to the deal record. The key take-away to remember here is that remove() is a void function, similar to the sort() function; in that if you try to assign this to a new...
tab you want to hide and click on "Add Element ID" (or "Change Element ID" if already set). Call them something easy to remember such as "Tab_SalesPipeline" and "Tab_HirePipeline". Save and close the edit mode of the Canvas. Function to return pipeline...
since. How? Using MySQL, the following query lists the image name, size, user who uploaded, timestamp and the path. Remember that the paths are determined using the MD5 Hash of the filename: select img_name, img_size, img_user_text, img_timestamp,...
Trying to make a component and can't remember how to store HTML code when the save command is clicked (ie. submitted from a PHP form). This is for the Opensource Content Management System (CMS - phew what a mouthful) Joomla! version 1.6.x to 2.5.x; no...
What? Rather silly I know and the solution is one of those obvious ones for those that know how but for those who can't remember, then it can take a while. How? Open the solution file Select any file in the Solution Explorer Go to File » Source Control...