While following the below tutorial we see there is a field called code_verifier
https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/oauth/v2/tutorials/get-3-legged-token/
This field is not mentioned in documentation provided at https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/oauth/v2/reference/http/gettoken-POST/
What needs to be passed in this field ?
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I would like to set up a hyperlink from a foreign key column in the backing dataset of object type A to the respective object of type B.
Following an existing and working example, in the dataset preview, I have added a type class in the form of {{object type B id}}.{{object type B's property id}}. However, this is not giving me a link. Do I need to format this differently or are there any additional configurations required?
Further investigation revealed that in addition to the type class described in the question, this also requires a configuration change by a Palantir representative.
I am trying to set the value of a custom field that belongs to a contact via the Infusionsoft API.
When I try to create or update the contact with the custom field value set I receive the following response:
[NoFieldFound]No field found: Contact.InitialSiteVisitTime
Which leads me to believe that the custom field value is stored in a different table. Can anyone please tell me the name of the table that holds Infusionsofts custom field values?
Infusionsoft automatically prefixes custom field names with an underscore. Adding the underscore to the name allows to populate this value via the API successfully.
Note, that custom fields API names (the way they stored in Infusionsoft database) not always equal to how you name a custom field on creation.
This article shows where your actual custom fields API names are listed.
Given the following code:
http://jsbin.com/EkIqAju/2/edit
How can I access the current object being evaluated in the showQuestion() function in the controller?
I need this to be able to validate which question to show based on the answer given in other questions. So I need to access the current evaluated object, check the constraints and then check the value of parent objects to evaluate if the question should be shown or not.
How can I check whether a field exists in my table, via sequelize orm.
Note that I have already defined the full object model. I just need to check whether a particular field exists or not.
You can see what is inside your database via:
sequelize.getQueryInterface().describeTable('nameOfTableHere').success(function(data){})
If you want to check the table of a specific model you could also do this:
sequelize.getQueryInterface().describeTable(Model.tableName).success(function(data) {})
Since I had already defined the object model, the following expression gives an array of field names defined in the model.
Object.keys(Model.rawAttributes)
I'm trying to return a formatted date from a razor template in umbraco. I'm not sure how to get a value from a field defined in a parameter though.
Here is the code I'm playing with. The field I'm passing in is called "articleDate". I'm getting the parameter value output, however when I try to get the value of the field using the parameter name it returns nothing. If I ask for the value by the field name itself, that works. How can I create a generic macro like this?
#{var param = #Parameter.dateField;}
Field Name: #param
<br/>
Field Value: #Model.param
<br/>
Field Value: #Model.articleDate
I tried using #Model.GetDynamicMember(..) as well, but that just throws an exception.
Field Value: #Model.GetDynamicMember("articleDate");
Error loading Razor Script getDate.cshtml
Cannot invoke a non-delegate type
Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm just trying to create a simple macro I can use to format dates across my page.
Is it possible to pass the value of my date directly into the razor macro? This is how I'm currently calling it:
<umbraco:Macro ID="Macro1" Alias="getDate" dateField="articleDate" runat="server"></umbraco:Macro>
If you call your Macro like you wrote:
<umbraco:Macro ID="Macro1" Alias="getDate" dateField="articleDate" runat="server"></umbraco:Macro>
You're actually passing the name of the field "articleDate". In the macro, you then may get the value of the Model's articleDate property by using:
Field Value: #Model.getProperty(Parameter.dateField).Value
Instead of macro's I also recommend using helpers or - for more complex scripts - RenderPage. A nice writeup can be found here:
http://joeriks.wordpress.com/2011/03/11/better-structure-for-your-razor-scripts-with-renderpage-in-umbraco/
Example:
#helper GetDate(dynamic dateField)
{
#dateField.ToString("[yourFormat]")
}
You may pass parameters to scripts rendered with RenderPage by using the Page object:
<umbraco:macro language="razor" runat="server">
#{
Page.dateField=Model.articleDate;
}
#RenderPage("~/macroscripts/getdate.cshtml")
</umbraco:macro>
getdate.cshtml:
#Page.datefield.ToString("[yourFormat]")