Hello @arnav21    Can you please share more details, like what error you are getting while executing this code?

Hello @dipendu_g    Try changing the out parameter to something like this. <param desc="fId" inout="out" name="fId" type="string" xpathOut="/tmp/@tempFId"/>   Then change the default value of the attribute to: <attribute default="[/tmp/@tempfId]" label="FId" name="fId" type="string"/>  

Thanks for this trick @Danny-Miller 

Hello @Prady12    Here is the solution:   Please create a new workflow. Let's call it a workflow stopper. It will start with an external signal and then a javascript code. In this Javascript activity, add the following code. xtk.workflow.Stop(vars.wfid); xtk.workflow.Kill(vars.wfid)   Now in your th...

Hello @CampaignerForLife    Adobe Campaign does not support all JS functions. However, you can use regex to do the same thing. Here is an example. var firstTheChars= /^.{3}/; var text = 'mylongString is here'; var textStartWith="myl"; var result = text.match(firstTheChars); if(result==textStartWi...

@dipendu_g  Yes, This seems to be a v8 specific issue. This code works on v7 instance.  

Hello @dipendu_g  I found another issue.   this.internalName will not return the internal name of the webapp. This is why the result of your query is always blank.

If it does not work after following those methods.   Then after making those changes. Try this var myFolderId=""+query.@folderId+""; logInfo(myFolderId);  

Hello @dipendu_g    Make these three changes, and it will work. change operation from select to getIn condition, it should be internalName instead of internamNamein logInfo use query.@folderId

Hello @Rishabh_gupta17    I believe you are using amp-form in your email to capture some responses, and upon selection, the form data should be synced in AC.   This is possible in AC by creating a JSSP page. You will have to write the code to accept the content coming from email and then save it in ...