What?
There are already articles out there that document this but I use this more and more and would rather just find it on my site than going through multiple bookmarks.
Why?
This use-case is ...
What?
This is a quick reminder for myself on opening a CSV in MS Excel but without converting long numbers into exponential notations (which are incorrectly rounded anyway).
My Data:
Account ...
... a new key with the action name (eg. "Prefix_with_line_numbers")
Right-click on this new key and add a key to this one called "command"
Under the "command" key, double-click the "(Default)" string in the ...
Just a quick note as I use this function in various scripts. This adds the 1000th separator comma:
FormatAddCommas(val) {
Result:=val
StringLen, OutputVar, Result
NumLoop ...
What?
A quick article to document a Zoho Deluge function converting a hexadecimal color reference to a Red Green Blue value (RGB).
Why?
It's likely that Zoho will avail their color picker at some ...
... HTML entity equivalent and enclosing the ID in double-quotes in case I open it in MS Excel or another system that likes rounding 64-bit signed integers (long numbers):
//
// Generate a CSV of a ...
... module that are calculated and will sometimes return numbers with more than 6 decimal places. As this is more than specified on the ZohoCRM field properties, as soon as the staff user tries to save the ...
... // returns 2020
You should also pad single digit week numbers if we're going to store a year week value:
v_ThisCurrentWeekNumber = if(zoho.currentdate.toString("u").toLong() == 7,zoho.currentdate.subDay(1),zoho.currentdate).toString("w");
v_ThisCurrentWeekNumberPadde ...
... it to a list, then lets you generate an array or list of any size.
Why?
My use case here is to run a schedule that will populate a list with the upcoming dates for the next week (and for any numbers ...
... the first certificate file (the one with numbers, letters with extension CRT), copied the contents to clipboard then pasted under "Install an SSL Website" into the "Certificate" textarea field.
Duplicated ...
... I'm aware of is a regular expression.
So the first expression I came up with worked to a certain point but didn't round up the numbers, in other words, it didn't remove the unnecessary zeros. Note ...
What?
A very quick article to remind me how to send a text message using Twilio API in Zoho Deluge.
Why?
The use-case here is that we want local sense dialing where specific numbers are used both ...
... - 1);
}
//
// output
info "[" + l_ProductIDs + "]";
info l_ProductIDs.size();
}
Yields something like:
[
1234567890123,
2345678901234
]
2
Well that produces a lot of ID numbers ...
... CRM and want to map the correct currency and tax by their ID numbers.
How?
Using the REST API and InvokeURL in Zoho Deluge to look at Zoho Books. This uses up an extra 2 calls so you could run ...
... mark characters instead such as: .
How?
Ensure you are using the numbers on your numeric keypad and NOT the numbers at the top of your keyboard for the following steps. Also check that you have ...
Applies to
Joomla! CMS v3.5.x
What?
This is a short article on how to remove the ID numbers from your Joomla website addresses for search engine friendly URLs.
// What I have
www.joellipman.com/index.php?option=com_content&category_id=4&article_id=123-article-alias
// ...
...
Zoho doesn't have a function to generate random numbers or strings. There are workarounds however.
How?
The first note is that there is something that can emulate a random number... well it's not ...
...
the PHP
$p_Name here is the title of your article or product that will be changed into a string of only letters, numbers and underscores.
Note that the PHP doesn't need a database connection here:
function ...
What
A quick post on how I managed to build a regex to extract all non-numeric characters (all non-digits) from a string.
Why?
I only want the digits/numbers from a string:
v_PaymentTerms = ...
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