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I am pulling the records from a table, and I am able to loop through all the records, but in the API documentation I can only see examples for pulling specific cell values by directly calling each specific field name. In order to future-proof the scr...
This solution only works if you want to display in a single timezone for all viewers. I have collaborators across the world and I need it to dynamically display the date/time in each of their respective timezones. Any ideas how to do this?
Ok still not working. ‘field.name’ doesn’t return the name as a string and getCellValue() requires the field name string as an input. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to get the string version of the field name here. It will spit out in cons...
Here’s what I have. You have to go into the code to update the name of the table you want to add records to (line 37), dates/times of the time slots (which are in arrays starting at line 39 where the ‘deepDiveDays’ array uses days of the week in numb...
You loop through the fields at the Table level, not the Record level:
for (let field of inputEventsTable.fields) {
console.log(`${field.name}`);
}
Of course I figured it out 10 minutes after posting here lol
I made a script that can do this. This is my first time on a forum like this. What’s the best practice for sharing code? The script in it’s current state requires entering the date/time slots manually in the code itself, but I’m currently working on ...
