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In this example is HomeOffice a location or a location group?
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Hi Michael,
The reason is that our season is all screwed up do to delayed planting in
the spring, new clients coming aboard etc. etc. So I want to start over
with a clean slate.
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I am working on customizing the customer layout, adding fields that don't exist so I can import my data. I ran in to a few fields that
claim to already exist, but are not found in the field list nor
available to add to a layout. My prime example is AccountNumber in the
Customer table. Does it exist somewhere I can use ...
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I received this error message at the top of a new web form submission e-mail. I am using a gmail e-mail address in my Method setup.
Dear Method customer, while sending you an email we have received a following error from your SMTP server: 'The SMTP server requires a secure connection or the client was not authenticated. The ...
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HI Paul,
I am trying to call a webservice from Method, but I am getting 500 Internal server error.
The webservice URL is http://sd.2xprime.com
And giving all the five parameters. On calling the webservice I am getting Internal server error.
When I tried to execute the webservice from the browser it is working fine.
May I requst you to please ...
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Lance,
Example if you have HomeOffice, and HomeOffice:StockRoom, the root location is HomeOffice.
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Matt – I forgot to let you know that this was updated last week. See the Release Notes
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What is a root location? I can't seem to find an explanation on root locations anywhere.
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Hi Rich,
It is now working properly. Thank you!
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I believe the ambiguity is ultimately because of how the QuickBooks customer record is designed, and Method was, of course, built around QuickBooks. A customer record in QB can be a person or a company, allowing Method/QB to be used in a B2C environment as well as B2B.
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