@Kristin Farwell‚ will there be an event that has suitable times for Europeans as well? It would at least be great if all sessions are recorded and made available in the aftermath :-)

Just copy an existing one to notepad and exchange the DE: part to the custom field you want, then copy it back.

We had issues with some events being sent multiple times via the event subscriptions (e.g. approving of hours). This has led to redundancies in our non-Workfront applications as well as unnecessary complexity in our Fusion integration to handle these multiple executions. After 9 months of me trying ...

Currently, there is no detail view for billing record custom forms. It is only available in edit mode. This has some blocking results:If the billing record is set to "Billed" there is no way to see the custom form/fieldsIt is not possible to give users a "View" permission on sections of the custom f...

I'll add the replace functions for characters that are not included. This function creates a username in another system. That username must be based on firstname.lastname and doesn't support unicode characters. But the ascii() function already takes care of 99% of the issues that we had here :-)

@Andy Hess‚ thanks for the tip! I'll run all our special names through it to see if there are any exceptions. One that I did already find is ≈Åukasz

Hi, I'm looking for a way in Fusion to swap the special characters in a string (e.g. Cédric Genzić) for the base versions (= Cedric Genzic). Any ideas?

I'm not sure that I get your question, but you can call the roles of a user via the advanced functions -> collections -> userRoles. You can then use an iterator to check for specif roles.

You could also use objectCategories:categoryID to get the collection, this should also work.

Two questions: Are you using the "Does not Contain" Text-operator (this is what we use) or the Array-operator?How do you call the objectCatgories? Via the collections? Here a screenshot how we call them