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The good news
More and more companies are jumping on Method, and we're seeing a steady and consistent user base growth month after month. We don't do much advertising, so we can attribute most of this growth to word-of-mouth. So, THANK YOU for spreading the word and letting other small businesses know about Method!
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@AutumnW
There are no other settings to limit this function in the Contact Portal.
I was able to modify a Contact portal to show more then 10 rows in a grid with multiple grids on the same screen that display the due transactions.
As illustarted in the screenshot, I just increase the number of rows to be displayed.
Please let me ...
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This question came in via email from Wade...
[quote]When viewing the transactions on an android device we are unable to view the transactions of a customer. Online it shows us the amount and balance. On the mobile version it shows the heading to be Amount but the column really reflects the balance. Is there a way to see the ...
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Hello,
I customized the ContactsPortal_Home screen to increase the default rows showing in the transaction grid. By default it shows 5 rows, but I wanted to increase it so all due transactions will be visible right away, so I increased it to 100. The change was made & published on the grid in the screen, but when I log in, it isn't ...
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emailed account name and no its just the cutomer portal its the ask question screen i believe.
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Aaron - we checked the logs, and there was an issue with exporting one of your QuickBooks custom fields that started with a number rather than a letter. We've resolved it, so you should be okay going forward.
Paul
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Hello Dave,
I was on the CUSTOMIZE | INTEGRATION TOOLS | Export a file. I
had chosen to export all fields.
NOTE: I tried again: I unchecked all and
then checked what I needed – it worked.
Thanks!
AG
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That was the original failing case. The field in Table B that is linked to Table A's record ID cannot be written if I write a new row to table A and then pull the record ID from that new row. It appears that Table B does not know that the record ID for the new row is valid, and so balks at my insert. For example (using brief pseudo ...
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Hi aarongoens,
Can you please tell me what API function you are using that is causing the problem?
Dave
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Jason L,
Sorry to keep you waiting...it's been kinda a manic Monday....anyway...
It sounds like you've added an extra field for recordid to table B, and have made it required. So it should be part of your insert list.
Extending my example from above
string[ arrInsertFieldsArray = new string[ { "ArAccount", ...
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