If any record with Name A modified, then all record with Name A got the same Date Value [entry._now] ( as 13/09/2024 in case Of A or we can say [entry._now]).
Similarly if Any record with Name B modified then all record with Name B got the same date value [entry._now] ( as 24/10/2023 for the Name B)
Similarly for all other name.
This was just a case sample
How can we approach this using Confiform IFTTT Macro
By setting up this macro https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Configuring+ConfiForms+IFTTT+actions+and+rules#ConfiguringConfiFormsIFTTTactionsandrules-UpdateConfiFormsEntriesbyFilter
And the "filter before update" parameter would be something like
Name:[entry.Name]
Parameters to set would be
Date=[entry._now]
Alex
Thank You Alex, You are a saviour as always. You are great✨✨
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If there is Drop-down field then
Name.label:[entry.Name]
Is this correct?
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No, why?
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I want to write this condition with another drop-down field "Class".
So what will be in the filter before update
Class.label:[entry.Class]
Correct me if I am wrong.
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Why do you continue to put .label!? Why?
Class:[entry.Class]
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Because generally, we use .label on filter for drop-down field, right?
Another what to put in condition fire IFTTT action If pageid:123456 or pageName:Xxxxxxx
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Well if you want by its label then yes… but here, you don’t
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