There is single Confiform( Form 1 ) but there 4 Confiform Table View on different form each having Confiform Edit control as well. Now We want a field where it gives the value as Page Name/pageId for records where it has modified.
I have a combined table as well, where I can see Which records are modified on which page. Is it possible through IFTTT like
entry.Id=[entry.Id]&PageName:[entry.PageName]
Just add a ConfiForms Field of an “autopage” type to you form and that would be tracked for you automatically
I have created field Auto ( autopage field type). It is giving Hyperlink of page in the value
Now I want to run an ifttt such that if page name contains Testing then put the value Whole but not working
IFTTT on modified
Action : Create/Update Confiforms entry
Condition: Auto.link:*Testing*
Parameters to set in thr entry: entry=[entry.id]&Auto=Whole
Alex please help, this will solve our whole problem
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There is no need to add an IFTTT… as I have mentioned before - adding just the field (definition) of autopage type is enough
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But I want to update the value of confiform entry if any record is modified on particular page, how can I do it without IFTTT
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Also, when I updating the same Entry on different pages, it returns only source form page and not the current page in Autopage Field
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The only thing you need to have is just to add a ConfiForms Field Definition of type "autopage" and this field will hold the reference to the page where the record was LAST updated
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The problem is , this is giving the page of source form in Auto field in each case and not the page where the last record updated
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No, it does not. It tracks the page where the record was last updated
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It was en error, But when I am putting IFTTT to set some value to a field, auto field gives the source form name in value. How can I fix this
IFTTT on modified
Action : Create/Update Confiforms entry
Condition: auto.link:*Testing*
( Page name contains Testing)
Parameters to set in thr entry: entry=[entry.id]&Type=FirstTest
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I dont understand why you put an IFTTT and what is "auto.link"... why this needs to be this complex?! While all you have to do is to add a new field (definition) as explained earlier
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auto.link:*Testing*
I need page name such that if the page name contains the word Testing then set the value to another field Type as FirstTest on modified.
I need autopage only to update value in confiform entry based on the page name.
Please provide any alternate way to get it
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Accessing current page via
_page.title:*Testing*
or from the autopage field (assuming it's name is auto)
auto.title:*Testing*
Alex
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OMG, thank you so much Alex💫💫. You are saviour as always
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