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Re: Debugging Call to Webservice

Tim Annis — Wed, 26 Jun 2019 14:36:31 GMT

How about ANY debug facilities. I have another custom form that just started giving the following message:

"Save Warning: The Customer/Employee/Vendor/OtherName could not be sent to QuickBooks. This Name is already in use. Please edit the Name so that it is unique and save again"

The "Debug" information is useless as it simply tells me which line of my action is having the problem, not the record ID, or the Name. I've exported the customer table, and there was a duplicate name. We fixed that issue, but the message is still coming up the same. I have no way of determining what record is causing this problem without spitting out a message for EVERY customer as I process it. There must be a way to trap the error in the action so that I can display the message only in the case of an error. Right?

Re: Method Report Designer - How to Add customers phone # to a "print work order"

Tim Annis — Wed, 26 Jun 2019 14:30:14 GMT

So... Any idea why the sales order links aren't showing up in Method if the link is setup in Quickbooks?

Re: Loop string of comma separated values?

Tim Annis — Wed, 19 Jun 2019 14:33:02 GMT

Are you saying that there is a way to write in PHP, or some other languate on the Method platform? Because my problem is taking a multi-record JSON response (with an unknown number of records) from a web service, and looping through it to load a custom Method table. Obviously calling another external web service isn't going to help with this.

Debugging Call to Webservice

Tim Annis — Wed, 19 Jun 2019 14:27:25 GMT

I'm trying to make a call to a REST server on my website to retrieve a list of the products and prices there so I can compare them to what's in QB. My problem is that the calls don't seem to work the same from Method as they do from other other clients. I can get the session token, and login to the server, but the call to actually pull the data is failing with a 403 (Not authorized). This doesn't make sense since I can do the exact same call from an independent REST client and it gets results. I even added a message to display the values for token and session id that my Method action script returns. When I use those values in my independent REST client, it works exactly as expected, but the Method call still returns a 403.

I've read that a 403 could be returned if the request is malformed. Is there a way to see the actual request that Method is sending? Alternatively, is there a way to bypass the form so that I have more control in what I'm sending?

Re: Loop string of comma separated values?

Tim Annis — Fri, 14 Jun 2019 14:14:40 GMT

How do you do the "Rinse and repeat" part? There doesn't seem to be any loop that isn't tied to either a grid or a table. Not even so much as a goto function.

Re: Method Report Designer - How to Add customers phone # to a "print work order"

Tim Annis — Fri, 24 May 2019 16:21:14 GMT

Looking deeper, I can see that the link from InvoiceLine to SalesOrder is there sometimes, but not always. For those I get a QuantityOrdered. However, I have lots of sales orders in Quickbooks that are linked to invoices, but the links are not showing up in Method.

Re: Method Report Designer - How to Add customers phone # to a "print work order"

Tim Annis — Fri, 24 May 2019 14:58:51 GMT

I followed the instructions above to add the Quantity from the SalesOrderLine table (using LinkToSalesOrder that is already there) as QuantityOrdered on the InvoiceLine table. The new field shows up in the report designer, but the value isn't showing up in the report. Suggestions?