We're using the aws.generate_signature method and we're finding that no matter what input we provide, it always generates the same 20-character credential at the beginning of the Authorization value starting with "Credential=AKIAJ4UK...". This value ...
This finds the location of "BEG", slices off the rest of the string, splits the remainder into an array, and returns the 4th index.Because "BEG" might appear elsewhere in the string, this one may be more reliable if the start of the "BEG" segment is...
You're welcome, glad to help.Edit: Before I get into it, for the latter half of your first question, I want to clarify that creating the array of objects is for your input, which I believe are the internal IDs being provided by the API response. You ...
You already have the LUT in place, but for the sake of providing a thorough example...Start with creating the lookup table. Mine is called "test" with an "internal" and "external" column.Next, in the recipe arrange your IDs into an array of objects. ...
No problem, let's review the Repeat Action and the Create Repeat HelperHere's a screenshot of an example recipe I'm going to reference:When you use the Repeat Action (Step 5), you must provide a list object as input. The length or size of the list in...
If you have many PDFs to send, you have to first put them into a list. The list should have two pieces of data:The file data OR a file URLA filename (but if not you can always construct one)If they're already in a list with this data, then you're hal...
