First, excellent work and keep up maintaining this project.
I encountered a weird problem where I have a text column with text like domain\abc
to make the where condition work, i had to encode the back slash twice like this !
where:"My_Field = 'domain\\\\abc'",
I am not sure if this is the default behavior or a bug, but i found on the documentation of the Add function the following:
note: A person must be provided as "-1;#email" (e.g. "-1;#foo@bar.com") OR NT login with double \ (eg "-1;#europe\\foo_bar") OR the user ID as a number
Is there a documentation that explains how the where works for different column types and wich operators can work with each column type. although the generated documentation is good enough, most of the time it is trial and error process. having also this documentation will make a better person.
Note: The editor for reporting the issue in github also shows two back slashes as one, so I had to double the number of slashes in the message to have the correct number shown.
Thx
First, excellent work and keep up maintaining this project.
I encountered a weird problem where I have a text column with text like domain\abc
to make the where condition work, i had to encode the back slash twice like this !
where:"My_Field = 'domain\\\\abc'",
I am not sure if this is the default behavior or a bug, but i found on the documentation of the Add function the following:
note: A person must be provided as "-1;#email" (e.g. "-1;#foo@bar.com") OR NT login with double \ (eg "-1;#europe\\foo_bar") OR the user ID as a number
Is there a documentation that explains how the where works for different column types and wich operators can work with each column type. although the generated documentation is good enough, most of the time it is trial and error process. having also this documentation will make a better person.
Note: The editor for reporting the issue in github also shows two back slashes as one, so I had to double the number of slashes in the message to have the correct number shown.
Thx