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Hi Rev Zim, When you add fields to the table, when specifying the import options, new fields will be present based on the import sort order. In general, you should be able to find them easily enough if you change the sort to "Creation Order", as they will be at the bottom of the list on the right when using the Items table as the destination. Some other considerations to make would be to ensure that you're referencing the correct table when specifying an import, and also using the base table as opposed to just fields visible on a layout; sometimes they can be hidden when viewing the wrong import source. Hopefully this helps! CT

Hi Vinoth, Yes, the PDF Manipulator DC plug-in will be able to read data from checkbox and radio button objects on an editable PDF document. In the demo download bundle, we include a sample PDF file called "PDF Template with Fields.pdf" that have normal editable text fields as well as radio buttons and checkboxes. To gain a good grasp on how to read data from those fields, I recommend using that template PDF file in our demo file. Thanks! PCIPal

Hello Alex, That error message is not very helpful, is it? Email us at support@productivecomputing and we can try and schedule up a screen share meeting and help you get this figured out. Its hard to tell just from this what might have went wrong. Thank you, PCIpal

Brandan, We have since released version 3.0.0.2 and have not been able to replicate the issue. We would need to know a little bit more from the JSON response. Would you be able to provide that? Alternatively, you may be able to just provide the quantity and the amount while QB will automatically calculate the missing result. As long as three are there ( Based on formula Rate * Qty = Amount). -PCIpal

Hello JamesinBoston, Right now, the plugin does not support duplicating records in Outlook at this time. This is something that would have to be done manually. By forwarding the message to yourself, and placing the original email in the folder you want. -PCIPal

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KylePMerck, It looks as though you need to include the item ID in each lineitem specification. You may also want to see if you have any success trying with SetVariable calculations instead of using script steps. -PCIPal

Hello KylePMerck, Unfortunately, here at Productive Computing, we don't have a sample file on how to push a purchase order(add or modify). However, if you could send us your xml, we would be more than happy to check it out and see where we can help you on this matter. -PCIPal

Hello Stickybeak, They issue may be because the source location is a Dropbox folder. We have tested with a local folder structure on Mac, with same naming convention, and had successful results. The issue may be in the network connection with the Dropbox server. You may find more success copying the folder to a local temp location, zipping the local folder to the destination path, and then deleting the folder from the temp path. This is a bit of a workaround, but local should be far more reliable. -PCIPal

I have confirmed this does not work! We ran a test and it only added the first two. It looks like only two can be added, and there’s no way to edit a customer to add more contacts. We did some digging and this is actually mentioned in the Intuit Forums as a missing feature. -PCIPal

Hello KylePMerck, The additional contacts would be added as multiple successive additions of the “Contacts” element within a CustomerAdd request. You should make sure the logic of the script isn’t kicking out after two related contacts, and that each Contacts added is done with 1 RqAddRelatedRecord and 1 RqCloseRelatedRecord each. Hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any other questions. PCIPal

Hello Stickybeak, If I could ask for a little bit more information from you that way we could do some testing on our end. If you supply the following: What is the Operating system? What version is the OS? What version is FileMaker? Is FileMaker 32bit or 64bit? What version of the plug-in is being used? Can you provide a screenshot of the values you’re giving the zip function in the demo file? Kind Regards, PCIPal

thieInthiel, Be sure to check that your company file in fact has the custom fields defined. Your scripting is properly making the request, all you would need to do is provide an "OwnerID" of "0" just after the last IncludeRetElement call. Best, -PCIPal

Oliver, The demo file was intended for limited scope use. Unfortunately, there are no other demo files available at this time. PCIPal

Stickybeak, Usually,the dropbox folder is stored in either the main volume (on Mac) or in the “Computer” / “My PC” / “This PC” section of the Windows file xplorer. I would check there and see if you can get the path of the Dropbox deployment for each machine, and then use those in his solution. Dropbox is a bit touchy, and using FIleManip with it might be tricky. PCIPal