Also, use X as the format specifier: formatDate( {{now}} ; X ) for example.

Divide your time stamp by 1000 first.  You have a millisecond time stamp; Workfront only supports second precision.

formatDate({{timestamp}};X)parseDate({{timestamp}};X)

We use them more often than we use the built-in modules.  They're fairly simple once you learn how to use the API Explorer.  (I still use the older version at https://developer.workfront.com, but I know there's a newer one out there.) Example: 

I've done something similar to this using the following type of technique: I've attached a blueprint that should show you how to do it.  But in short:Init your array using something like add(emptyarray; a; b; c)Create your indices using a Repeater from 0 to length(array)Grab the element at index i u...

A simple JSON.stringify() and JSON.parse() (maybe as a toJson() and fromJson()?) would be incredibly helpful to simplify a bunch of cases.  Love the suggestion.

The Encryptor module in Fusion currently only supports ASCII Armor encoded files.  Armor-encoding bloats file size significantly and is generally not as preferable for SFTP transfer as binary-encoded files as a result. PRIMARY ASK: Have the Decrypt a PGP message module automatically detect whether t...

 To count items in a data store based on a condition (ex: Field = "some value"), a Fusion user has to setup a structure similar to the above:Initialize a counter to 0Search the whole data store based on the conditionGet counter referencesIncrement the counter by one each timeThis is required because...

We routinely have to do grouping when making API calls.  That can be over several thousand objects, grouped into bunches of only 50.  It's inefficient to deal with it using the existing mechanisms, such as aggregating to a list and then doing complex slicing with a Repeater.  It would be much more r...

If you "clone" a module that has input filters, the input filters are dropped.  But if you "copy" and "paste" a module, the input filters are brought over.  It's the weirdest little idiosyncrasy.  "Clone" doesn't feel like a "clone" if some aspect of it gets missed in the cloning process.(Certainly ...