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Ninox public cloud down?

Haven't been able to create or modify records, use make.com integrations, or save code changes since Feb 18. Anyone else having this issue. No communication from the ninox team, and no place, it seems, to see real time system status.

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    • Sam_Villano
    • yesterday
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    Over 24 hours with this issue. Nothing on the service status page. Anyone else having problems? Happening across multiple devices and users, but not happening on a private cloud server for a different company.

    • Fred
    • yesterday
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    I'm not having issues. Have you tried the new Restart Workspace?

    In the affected Workspace, click on the gear icon.

    then click on Process Monitor

    at the bottom right corner is Restart Workspace.

      • Sam_Villano
      • yesterday
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       THANK YOU! That seems to have done the trick.

      • Fred
      • 20 hrs ago
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      When you have a moment, please mark the post "answered".

    • francescostefanello
    • yesterday
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    is this strange behavior interested in the problem?

    look at this:

    let Selection := cnt((select Countries).Country);
    html(---
            <span style="color: #191970">|{ Selection }| </span>
    ---)

    output 

    |50|

    but if I write:

    let Selection := (select Countries);
    for i in Selection do
        html(---
            <span style="color: #191970">|{ i.Country }| <br></span>
        ---)
    end

    I'm getting no output

      • Fred
      • 19 hrs ago
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      As a courtesy please do not ask non-related questions in other posts. In fact you will probably get your question answered quicker if you made a new post.

      The issue you are encountering is that your 2nd bit of code is creating html() for each record in Countries. This is what you are asking Ninox to do:

      html(|country1|)
html(|country2|)
html(|country3|)

      Which leaves Ninox confused on what to do.

      So you need to put the for loop inside the html(). It would look something like:

      html(" " +
    for i in select Countries do
        "<span style=""color: #191970"">|" + i.Country + "| <br></span>"

end +
" ")

      The tricky part with putting Ninox code inside HTML is using the escape codes properly. To open the escape you use " + and then to close you use + ". So it is tricky to keep track of opening and closing so it all works out.

      • red_kite
      • 6 hrs ago
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       Hi Fred. A somewhat clearer notation is this one, in which the Ninox code is enclosed in curly brackets. All the quotation marks that confuse me are missing here. Mirko

      html(---
    { for i in select Countries do }
        <span style=color:purple>|{ i.Country }| <br></span>{ end }
---)
    • francescostefanello
    • 7 hrs ago
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    Fred, I apologize for this inappropriate manner. Thank you for your answer.

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