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Andrew Dickey

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Re: SendEmail function not working
I believe the issue has now been resolved.
- Andrew_Dickey
- 5 mths ago
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Re: SendEmail function not working
@Jack Harper Hello Jack, I've reported a similar experience to Ninox Support. They have confirmed the issue and are working to fix it...
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- 5 mths ago
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Re: help please on this script
@John Halls Also if Alan is referencing a field in the manner you have suggested he may need to convert it to html using html: html('DESCRIPTION OF TASK'), ( see https://docs.ninox.…
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- 5 mths ago
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Re: help please on this script
@John Halls you are likely correct. I thought at the time it was equally likely Alan hadn't intended to set a value for "html" param at all, or had intended to use some placeholder text.…
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- 5 mths ago
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Re: help please on this script
@John Halls said: html: 'DESCRIPTION OF TASK', This should read: html: "DESCRIPTION OF TASK", or if not intending to use the html tag: html: "", [Note the use of double quotes]...…
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- 5 mths ago
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Re: Return JSON
@S Moore , Another technique we use with nested json arrays is nested item() functions. Using your example: --- task... find the value of each "status" embedded in the following json string nested…
- Andrew_Dickey
- 9 mths ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
@Rafael , Has Anyone had positive result in Clound version ? Rafael, I prefer patience to trolling negatively for attention. We are all busy. Rafael, these solutions work as documented with the…
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- 11 mths ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
@Adrian Schibler that's great news! - I'm very pleased my post helped move you forward. Nice one! Kind regards, Andrew
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- 11 mths ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
Hello @Adrian Schibler , Apologies for the delay in replying (I do understand how frustrating it can be wanting on an answer). This is a common complication that in hindsight I probably should have…
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- 11 mths ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
Hello Robert, apologies for the delay in replying. I believe shareFile is a Ninox Cloud (Public/Private) only function as it creates a URL reference to the file on the Ninox Cloud with prefix "https:…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
Hello Robert, from what you shared, my guess is that you were running that script on the Ninox Mac App and not in the Public or Private cloud. Is that correct?
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
@ROBERT I'm happy to help where I can. Not all .csv files are created equal. Some use differing field delimiters (tab, comma etc) and/or differing text qualifiers (none, single,…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Ninox script to work with csv files
@John Halls Hello John, (The quick answer) I believe the reference (URL) remains usable within your application until such time as you perform unShareFile on the file.…
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- 1 yr ago
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Ninox script to work with csv files

Ninox has a convenient wizard for importing (.csv) data which is well featured and easy to use. If you regularly work with data contained in csv files, you may be keen to to avoid retracing your…
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- 1 yr ago
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