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Dear Team,
I have following 2 forms defined
1. APIForm - to store certificate details with dates and remarks fields. I have defined “OnModified” IFTTT rule to compute validity days and update in “Validity” field.
2. Refresh - one date field and has “OnCreated” IFTTT rule to update “Remarks” column in APIForm so that it triggers the IFTTT rule in APIForm to update the validity.
The rule works fine, but it terminates in-between with error IFTTT limit exceeded, max is 200. I have total 300+ records and it will grow.
Any idea how to solve this issue please? Anyway, I can increase the IFTTT limit to higher number?
Many Thanks,
Ravi.
Hi
Most probably your IFTTT that is set to run onModified event triggers ANOTHER onModified event and so on and so on
Which basically leads into an infinite logical loop
Set your IFTTT that runs onModified to have a condition and also set it up so that it does not trigger a corresponding event (parameter on the IFTTT macro)
Alex
Thanks Alex. I have only one IFTTT defined with “onModified” in “APIForm”. One key point I missed to indicate is, I have enabled “All IFTTT rules should be used” checkbox in IFTTT rule in “Refresh” form. This is enforce the validity day is computed for every row. This is where I am getting this error. Without enabling this checkbox, I see single vale is updated in all rows.
Ravi.
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Hi
Do you understand that having an IFTTT that updates your form's data will trigger an "onModified" event?
And if your IFTTT does not have a properly defined condition when it should run and the "All IFTTT rules should be used" parameter is enabled it will run into an infinite loop
Alex
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Thanks again Alex. I have managed to resolve the issue by conditional based execution.
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