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I want use scripting app for convert gregorian calender to jalali calender. I have a field named as ''date" for Gregorian and an empty field named as"Jalali" for result of code. for convert I want use of this code: // let day = new Date().toLocaleDateString(‘fa-IR-u-nu-latn’); console.log(day); // But I don’t know how to put field names in the code! and also I want the result, entry in jalali field.

Hello! I hope this is a simple question for you all, I need to be able to update any field with a certain value. is there a way for me to make the field name that I want to update into a variable so I can change which field I want to edit? var varField = 'fieldnameOrID' base(TableHere).update(RecordHere, { varField: "done", }, function(err, record) { if (err) { console.error(err); return; } }); this is something like what I would want to do. any help?

Hi, I have written a function that fetches the table value based on the table name and primary field number = Uf79266972d007f2a3886bf73676860 async function sendContent(number, studentTable, contact) { const records_Student = await base(`${studentTable}`).select({ filterByFormula: `${contact} = '${number}'`, view: "Grid view", maxRecords: 1 }).all(); var td = await totalDays(number, studentTable, contact) records_Student.forEach(async function (record) { studentName = record.get("Name") console.log("Name = ", name) }) } sendContent(number, "Students", "UserID") It gives the following error AirtableError { error: 'INVALID_FILTER_BY_FORMULA', message: 'The formula for filtering records is invalid: Unknown field names: uf79266972d007f2a3886bf73676860', statusCode: 422 } But, If I pass number as 50373. and call sendContent(number, "Students-2", "ChatID") It retrieves the name successfully. Any idea what is causing this issu

Require Map script to add two markers from two separate fields in table. Im successfully using the script Add image from Google Maps This script populates an attachment field with an image from Google Maps using a field with an address

Hi, I would like to ask what is wrong with this script below. What I’m trying to achieve is search a particular word on a given string and make sure that the word is not misspelled by not having any additional letter or numbers at the beginning or end of the word (Special characters are allowed. Case sensitive search). What happens with this script is, it fails to search for the given word even if nothing is added before or after the word. I have tried my RegEx on online testing tools and it actually works fine. If you guys know any alternative for my scenario please do let me know! Thank you very much. let subcategoryName = currentSubcategoryRecord.name; let keyword = new RegExp(`[^a-zA-Z0-9]${subcategoryName}[^a-zA-Z0-9]`); isProductTypeExists = checkRecord.search(keyword); if (isProductTypeExists == 0) { //Product exists! } // -1 is returned for no match found.

Today Airtable give me error on “filterByFormula” it was working fine earlier. Anyone had same problem like me.? reply : Error parameter validation fail Thanks.

Hi all, I’m trying to link my a “parent” record to new created records in a script following this source. But I keep on getting the error “TypeError: newRecordId.getCellValue is not a function”. The code can be found under " /Link the new record (child) to the parent record/". Thanks for the help in advance… it’s very much appreciated! let inputConfig = input.config(); let table = base.getTable('Progress General Indicator 🚫'); let projectsTable = base.getTable('Projects 🖌'); let indicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicatorIDs; let projectID = inputConfig.projectID; let recordID = inputConfig.recordID; let linkedIndicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicators; /*Create new records (children)*/ for (let indicator of indicators) { console.log(`Adding indicator ${indicator} to the new record.`); console.log(`Adding project ${projectID} to the new record.`); let newRecordId = await table.createRecordsAsync([ { fields: { /*'Projects 🖌': [{id: p

Hi everyone, I found this very good script template, and need help with some adjustements please. “Collaborators” used to be a dependency field, called “Followed By”, but I would like to use this field rather to assign collaborator names, that are stored in a separate sheet called “Collaborators”. The purpose of the Base is to automatically assign tasks and collaborator names to classes. Here is the code: // when a new asset is created, // there are a certain number of tasks that must be completed // these tasks are dependent on the type of asset // Given a list of project and task templates, // when a new asset is created and has a project template assigned // we can then create corresponding set of tasks for that asset // define some of our initial variables // these are the basic table, field and view names to define to create the script const project_table_name = ‘Classes’; const new_project_view_name = ‘New Projects’; const project_template_link_field_name = ‘Project Template’; co

Hello there, I’m Vihar from Appsmith, and I’m here to share a major update on Appsmith’s latest release (1.7.10) with the Airtable community. Today, our integration with Airtable comes out of beta and is available for everyone :tada: ! You can now build custom UIs and interact with applications built on Airtable with minimal configuration. Appsmith is an open-source framework to quickly build any custom business software like admin panels, internal tools, dashboards, and more with pre-built UI widgets that connect to any database, GraphQL or REST API, controlling everything with Javascript. While it is possible to use the default API interface to connect to Airtable, we wanted to make it easier for you to directly connect to your Airtable account and create applications faster than ever. This new data connector introduces several features: Integration is located in the “Datasources” section. Connect to your Airtable account with either an API Key or a Bearer Token (OAuth 2.0). Cre

I am trying to create a script in Airtable to give me the sum of a row in a table, but I am new to JavaScript. Any help would be most appreciated, thank you

I’m using code found from this post and am struggling to figure out how to get past an error of “Error: Field “fldJl8IjqgJizFULv” cannot accept the provided value. at main on line 29” The goal: Separate a list of records into separate records to input into another table along with assigning fields of “Projects” and “Status” What I’ve tried: I’ve performed the script successfully with creating a record with the task name for each task, but when I try to define other fields I end up getting the error mentioned above. Here’s my code so far. Any help is appreciated! I’m so close to getting this, just need a bit of help to the finish line console.log(Hello, ${base.name}!); let inputConfig = input.config(); console.log(The value of ProjectType is ${inputConfig.ProjectType}); console.log(The value of ClientName is ${inputConfig.ClientName}); console.log(The value of TaskName is ${inputConfig.TaskName}); // pick tables from your base here let projects = base.getTable(‘Projects’); let tasks = b

We’re using a view to contain company distribution groups. When a user filters into view, I’d like to add the Active Directory user with that email address to a given M365 group. All I need to be able to do is grab the email address off of the selected record within the script > HTTP call. Is it possible to get the selected record (the record that filtered through and caused the automation to happen) so I can provide the email address off of it to my Power Automate flow?

I’m trying to create a basic badging award system for volunteers as they progress within an outreach program. And I’m wondering if I’ve finally reached the point where I need to learn JavaScript to do what I want in Airtable. The Basics: Match Log table contains all instances in which a volunteer signs up for a workshop. Using pivot table extension I can see each volunteer by row and a count of each workshop that a volunteer has led. The visualization is useful but I want to use the values stored in pivot table to trigger other actions e.g. assigning a badge if certain conditions are met. Doing it manually is a real pain. Would the below be a reasonable approach to writing a script? Is this achievable for a semi-savvy newb? Or should I look to hire a consultant? Loop through each volunteer Loop through each workshop, return count value Assess each value against condition(s) IF condition == True then create a link to Badge table I should also say I’ve posted the same question el

Hi all, I’ve read up in this forum on how to see the Field IDs for the fields in my table. However, I’m struggling with how to to actually use the API to reference those field IDs. Using Python, I’m able to grab the record through the API and convert the data to JSON. I then assign a field in the record to a variable: json_variable = json_data['fields']['Name'] However, after trying some different variations of this, I can’t seem to figure out how to access the field ‘Name’ just by using its field ID. Can anyone help with this? The motivation behind this is to avoid hard-coding Field Names so we can change them in Airtable without the program breaking. Thank you!

Hi there! I’m not a developer but I trying to write a script. Please tell me if is possible to use a variable to define the field name inside updateRecordAsync method. await table.updateRecordAsync(record, {"Phone": value}) the method accepts variables for “record” and for field “value” but I want to use a variable for “Phone” (without quote marks) like the example below: let fieldName = "Phone"; await table.updateRecordAsync(record, {fieldName: value}); I want to let users set up fieldName using input.config Please help. :pray:

I’m guessing the answer is no, but is it possible to add a new option to a Single-Select or Multi-Select field programmatically from a script? At first I tried to just brute force it - I tried to enter a string value for the Single-Select field via table.updateRecordAsync(). This is a way we can add new options via the main UI, although the UI presents a context menu for doing so. Next, I tried to see if I could push() a new value into table.getField("Single-Select Field").options.choices but the API returns the options as immutable, since it’s a get[***]() function: Any way to do this, or any plans to support it in the future?

Hi all, I’m new to scripting in Airtable and I got a bit confused about my error. I’m using two variables for the script projectID which is the ID of the project that is linked to the test record linkedIndicatorIDs which are the IDs of all the indicators that are linked to the test record When I run this script it gives an error “Error: Field XXX cannot accept the provided value.” for the project field although via the console.log I see that the correct projectID is being used. I don’t really understand why it doesn’t work for linking the project if it does work for the indicator (I tested succesfully the script without the project linking). let inputConfig = input.config(); let table = base.getTable('Progress General Indicator 🚫'); let indicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicatorIDs; let projectID = inputConfig.projectID; for (let indicator of indicators) { console.log(`Adding indicator ${indicator} to the new record.`); console.log(`Adding project ${projectID} to the new

Hi everyone. We all know the script in the airtable scripting examples to create a running total. The script below is as such: // change these names to pick a view: let table = base.getTable('Marketing'); let view = table.getView('Grid view'); let result = await view.selectRecordsAsync(); let runningTotal = 0; for (let record of result.records) { // change the field names here to adapt this script to your base runningTotal += record.getCellValue('Amount'); await table.updateRecordAsync(record, { 'Running Total': runningTotal, }); } The issue with the script is that it takes the running total from the previous row and adds the number of the current row to create the running total for the current row. I was wondering if there was a way to filter based on linked records. That is: for the current record, you only add the current number to the sum of running totals of linked records. Would anyone know how to do this?

Trying to make a post request to Notion to create a new page. Receiving an Error 400 Bad Request and can’t find the issue. Here’s the documentation - Create a page and script below let payload = { 'parent': { "type": "page_id", "page_id": "my page id" }, 'properties': { "Name": { "type": "title", "title": [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "My Page Title" } }] } } }; let response = await remoteFetchAsync(postUrl, { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify(payload), headers: { 'Notion-Version': '2022-06-28', 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': `Bearer ${apiKey}`, }, }); output.text('**POST RESPONSE**' + ' - ' + response.status)

Hello everyone! I am looking for help in regards to either; A script that triggers a button, or A script that can trigger the equivalent of “Open in Page Designer” action in the button dialogue. Also, is there a way to disable the sidebar popup that appears after a script is used? Any help or leads appreciated, thanks all!

I am trying to create a field which links a table to itself: //Now that the table has been created add the linked field var newFamily = base.getTable( familyName ); var linkOptions = { linkedTableId: newFamily.id, prefersSingleRecordLink: true, isReversed: false, }; await newFamily.createFieldAsync( ‘SpouseLink’, ‘multipleRecordLinks’, linkOptions ); I am getting an error: j: Can’t create field: invalid field config. Failed schema validation: prefersSingleRecordLink is not included in the .options schema, isReversed is not included in the .options schema I am confused because I have include those fields in the schema …

Good-natured vent: it seems like most of the issues I research in this community are closed/auto-resolved despite no clear solution. Case in point: there is a years-long issue with node version controls interfering with blocks-cli install. If anyone is interested, after hours of research, I found this link to be the only solution that helped me: TecAdmin – 24 Nov 20 How To Install NVM on macOS with Homebrew The NVM (Node Version Manager) is a shell script used for installing and managing Node.js on a Linux-based system. The macOS users can install NVM using the homebrew. This tutorial helps you to install NVM on your macOS system and manage Node.js... Est. reading time: 2 minutes

Hello! I am using the covert url to attachments extension and I’d like to run it every time I do an upload via csv, but only have it go through the newly uploaded records. Right now it does give the option to skip fields that already have attachments in them which is nice, but I have about 30,000 records and a decent amount of them don’t have urls to convert in the first place so it takes a while. Is there a way to only run a script based off a view or conditions? I’m not familiar with JavaScript, but I feel like there should be a way. I’ve attached a screenshot of the extension script, any help is appreciated - thank you!

Hello, I’m trying to develop a custom extension, but I’m facing an issue. I’ve defined a button associated with action “Open Custom Extension” that points to my custom extension. However in both case, I’m unable to retrieve the recordId of the line of the clicked button: When extension panel is closed When extension panel is opened I’m trying to retrieve the “selectedRecordIds” but upon a button click, it remains empty… Is it possible to retrieve this? Is it possible for the custom extension, that the source event is a click on a button? Thanks, Raphael

I have a list of “Jobs” in Airtable, and a corresponding list of Files in a NAS drive, which have the “Job number” field from Airtable in their filename. So it’s easily filterable by just looking for files with that “Job number” in their filename. I would like to attach a script to a button that would automate that process. Basically, filter and download the files from the NAS when the user clicks the button. Is there someone who can point me in the right direction here?