I’ve been using the Airtable API in PHP for over a year now and I’m proud to announce I’ve released Airpress, a Wordpress plugin that makes working with the Airtable API in Wordpress a breeze.
Head on over and continue the discussion at Airpress, the...
I’m proud to announce the public release of Airpress, a plugin for Wordpress.org websites!
Airpress gives you access to all your Airtable data, allowing you to create Wordpress websites that are fully integrated with your precious Airtable data. Rea...
I needed to update Airtable with info pulled from a custom CMS that doesn’t have the export feature I needed, so I wrote a quick Javascript bookmarklet that scrapes the values from the page, looks up the corresponding record and updates it. Not the m...
Is the API Rate Limit tied to an API Key? Or to an APP ID? Or a combination of both?
I have developed several websites that pull and/or sync data with Airtable, and while none of them individually will generate more than 5 requests per second, I’m no...
Yes. At minimum basic security updates and testing with latest wordpress so that it stays afloat. I’m working to carve out the time to make that happen. When I released this as my first open source project I didn’t count the cost of ongoing maintenan...
You may certainly PM me. While a full fledged query builder would be neat, quite a lot of functionality can be had by simply linking to the Formula Field Reference and passing the error messages back to the user.
I would guess that the view, “Default” has changed or been removed. Try changing this:
returned_dictionary = at.get(unit_history, view='Default', filter_by_formula = search_term)
to this
returned_dictionary = at.get(unit_history, view='', filter_by_f...
This has happened to me now twice. A reply post was immediately hidden after posting, and I can’t imagine what content (other than an external link?) might have caused it.
Here’s the one that just was hidden:
Creating entry from Wi...
Basically, return nCustomer happens BEFORE nCustomer = record.getId() because javascript is asynchronous. So even though the base().create() method takes time, the rest of the getCustomer() function continues running. So getCustomer returns an undefi...
