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Re: Error: Invalid Company Account. Check the spelling and try again.

BuvinJ — Wed, 03 Oct 2018 13:36:38 GMT

8.5 years later...

The "company account" value is the subdomain that you access the Method web ui through for your company (or the one you are setting up the api implementation for). If you can access the ui, you have this "keyword".

When you login to your account in a browser, you have to go to <something custom>.method.me. That first custom part of the url is the "Company Account".

For whatever reason, the documentation (and other info on this) is extremely nebulous.

How does the api handle concurrent requests?

BuvinJ — Tue, 02 Oct 2018 15:52:42 GMT

How are concurrent requests processed by the api (using the same user account)? I see that the ui does not support the same account having more than one session open at the same time. The new login, ends the prior one. I would like to know what happens (or is supposed to happen) if the api has requests sent through it which overlap in this way? Are they queued, or do they "collide" and cancel each other out such the first does not get completed and/or return results? This will help me to plan how I can handle my integrations on servers which are designed to process many concurrent requests.

Re: How do I change a Control Name (id?) in the Designer?

BuvinJ — Thu, 27 Sep 2018 15:44:42 GMT

Thank you. That will be helpful. This is straight forward when directly dropping controls based on concrete fields from the screen's primary table. It's a different situation when the field is an abstraction of some sort.

How do I change a Control Name (id?) in the Designer?

BuvinJ — Mon, 24 Sep 2018 23:02:21 GMT

I have added some controls, which need to be hooked up with custom logic in order to be populated (and sloted into an existing algorythm on the View Contact screen).

I can't set the control names / ids. So while I might be to build some logic for them, they will never be easy to deal with in the future. I found that playing with the captions had some effect, but in general this seems to automated and out of one's control. As it is now, I have controls with meaningless names like "Input" and "Text" that I can't seem to name myself.

I assume I'm missing something very simple. Where/how does one edit this basic attribute?