I have tried everything that I could find on the forum, but there is no clear documentation on this.
I have a user form with a hidden 'Modified' field. Then in the TableView, I have the IFTTT Integration Rules event as following:
event = on modified
action = Create/Update Confiforms Entry
title = Modified=[entry._now]
Then I have the Form Field for Modified in the TableView.
But somehow when I make any in line changes to the entry, this value is not being updated.
Please help!
Hi @Sumeet Nale
Welcome to this community
From the screenshot I cannot see this is a cloud ConfiForms (question is tagged as "cloud"), but anyway.
ConfiForms IFTTTs are part of ConfiForms Form Definition and must be placed inside the ConfiForms Form Definition macro body
https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/ConfiForms+app+detailed+view+over+the+plugin+macros
To update the record you need to set the "entryId=[entry.id]", as the documentation says
So the complete parameters set would be
entryId=[entry.id]&Modified=[entry._now]
Alex
Thanks Alex!
In addition to entryId, I was using a date with format control MM/dd/yyyy. That didn't seem to work so just changed to timestamp instead.
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Not sure I understand the comment about the format.
Where do you have this?
Alex
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This is in the field definition of 'Modified'. I had set the Field type as date and I was using the format MM/dd/yyyy in Rules for filed definition.
But then the Modified was just showing up entryId and date was blank.
Then I changed the filed type to Timestamp (epoch) and removed rules for field definition. It did the trick.
Anyway, it makes sense to have the timestamp.
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Still not getting where have you used the formatting pattern.
But I am happy you have found a way to fix the configuration for you
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