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after using the API documentation it’s confusing trying to find info for the scripting app. I was expecting to be able to use maxRecords to grab the first record but that doesn’t seem to work. What am I missing here?
let queryResult = await table.s...
I’m not sure what I’m doing with remoteFetchAsync, but when I make the same API call in Postman I get a response with the list of warehouses. When I do it in Airtable I just get a status. What can I do to get the response back?
I’m trying to refactor a script that I wrote that is working with a button into a triggered automation. I’m passing the variable “triggeredRecord” using input.config() but for some reason I keep getting the error “TypeError: testRecord.getCellValue ...
If you could make a secondary date field visible on the calendar view’s sidebar it would make it a lot easier to use the drag and drop scheduling features. Even the example on the calendar view guide would need this functionality: https://support.ai...
I'm having the same issue... my API is set to "no auth" but no matter what I try I get {"message":"Missing Authentication Token"}https://support.airtable.com/docs/integrating-with-aws-lambda-dynamodbI did every step in this tutorial but can't figure ...
Okay thanks for you help with this. When I originally tried “Make a new list of…” there was only 1 item in that list. So I updated the field, and then retested the trigger but it never pulled multiple in. Every time I tried it I got “1” instead of...
I did try the “Make a new list of…” and that didn’t work.
The rollup field wouldn’t work for my situation… I need each value so I can run a forEach on it. So there’s no way to get a record object in the automations?
I really appreciate the quick response! I messed around with this approach for a while and it still doesn’t seem to fully fix my issue, although it was helpful for me to get my head around the use of input.config().
Unless I’m mistaken, it seems lik...
