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  • rodrigocoelho
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    I tried, without success. Any example, please? Thanks emillod

  • emillod
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    You can create note through formula.

  • yuri
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    Please create a separate topics. No need to hijacking a topic.

  • rodrigocoelho
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    But it is on Workflows. What other way to use Notes? Only via Websockets?

    Thanks for answering..

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  • yuri
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    It's not possible to use notes as target entity in bpm.

  • rodrigocoelho
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    Originally posted by rodrigocoelho View Post

    BPM don't give possibility to use Notes (Stream)...
    Is that possible?

    Thanks
    yuri , may you confirm if is possible to use Notes on BPM?

    Thanks

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  • rodrigocoelho
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    Originally posted by shef View Post

    Is there some guide which shows how to use variables for such purpose? I couldn't find a way on my own to arrange with variables.
    BPM don't give possibility to use Notes (Stream)...
    Is that possible?

    Thanks

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  • yuri
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    You can use a variable in a payload definition. The variable should be defined before in a script task (in the same BPM flowchart).

    You can setup your workflow to run a BPM process. That process will be intended solely for HTTP request handling. In that process variables are set in a script task and then are used in the payload definition.

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  • esforim
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    Not sure if this help: https://docs.espocrm.com/administration/bpm/

    But some of those hyperlinks lead to a new page rather than section (hard to tell unless you hover over the URL).

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  • shef
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    Originally posted by yurikuzn View Post
    BPM allows using variables.
    Is there some guide which shows how to use variables for such purpose? I couldn't find a way on my own to arrange with variables.

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  • yuri
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    BPM allows using variables.

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  • shef
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    Originally posted by Maximus View Post
    Hi there,
    You can't use Formula in the Payload field. Do you want to send date w/o time part (e.g. w/o 14:50)? As a workaround, you can create a new date type field and push the date from the
    'dateStart' field to it by Workflow or Formula. After, use this field in Payload.
    I thought about using hidden fields, but it feels so "dirty" doing that trick. I was hoping there would be some way to achieve this better.

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  • Maximus
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    Hi there,
    You can't use Formula in the Payload field. Do you want to send date w/o time part (e.g. w/o 14:50)? As a workaround, you can create a new date type field and push the date from the
    'dateStart' field to it by Workflow or Formula. After, use this field in Payload.

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  • shef
    started a topic Send HTTP Request payload formula function

    Send HTTP Request payload formula function

    I am trying to use a formula function in payload field of the Send HTTP Request action workflow, but it's not working.

    Code:
    {
    "text":"Hello World",
    "fields":[
        {
            "title":"Start",
           "value":"{date\format($dateStart)}"
       },
       {
           "title":"End",
           "value":"{$dateEnd}"
       }
    ]
    }
    I need to use the formula, because otherwise the replaced datetime will be in UTC+0 and it would not be formatted according to settings. Without formatting it would be something like this "2020-07-15 14:50".

    Is it possible to achieve datetime formatting somehow in Send HTTP Request payload?
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