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Hi Steven
These can easily be accomplished by writing a small program that updates each record as not waiting for sync approval.
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We have thousands of entries that are waiting for approval in the Non-Posted TimeTracking grid under the Post to QB tab. Is there a quick way to uncheck the checkbox in the "Wait for Sync Approval" field inside each time tracking entry?
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I upgraded my client to the new Method CRM from the old Remote verison this week. However, the Billpayment Screen did not update. The account still shows the Billpayment screen as version 10/2009. Why are the updates not showing up? Also, I don't see the January / Feburary verson choices when I log-in so ...
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1) When the user selects a Ship-To address, the screen is populated with the address information from the ShippingAddresses table.
2) The field FakeShippingAddress was created by our Method Solutions developer and holds the same "Address 1" data as the ShippingAddresses table field "Address 1" field for the respective shipTo ...
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Hi Kandy08
There is an example of inserting and updating records as part of the asp.net example. If memory serves, It's written in VB.net.
You can download the example from this page: http://www.methodintegration.com/self-service-documentation.aspx
HTH
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Could you please provide an example how to create a sales receipt/Invoice using the API. I would prefer VB.net or C#
Thanks a lot
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Hi John - just to let you know we have an update for this in our test environment. I'll let you know when you can expect it live.
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Don't let me hold you up.
Did I tell you that we were accepted into Microsoft's Bizspark program. We basically get azure at no cost for three years and all of Microsoft's software.
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Agreed - the benefits for everyone do certainly outweigh the costs of a little confusion.....and we're learning too about how to make the versioning less confusing.
We'll get that redirect in there shortly, so that nobody has to think or remember - it'll just do it for you automatically.
Okay, back to work on the gmail ...
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Paul
Yes, it makes perfect sense. Having the two versions is wayyyy more preferable even if it means being a bit more diligent with certain details.