If the reference ID just needs to count up, you can just store your number in a datastore, and count up every time you make a document, so your number would be   CL{Number from Data store}MMYYYY

You can set it up so that the dev can't create new connections in Fusion, but I don't think you can get it as granular as you are saying.

The command should just be map({your array};value), with value just typed in, not mapping value in.

I don't think you can have fusion populate the field with any confidence, the field times out after 3 seconds and sometimes it take more than that just for fusion to recognize the call.

What do you have mapped as your file name? Are you including your file extension? I ask because that's usually what it looks like when I forget to include that.

If you are still having problems with this, then here is how I do it.   Get the current teams membership for the user you want to update (under collections in builtin call, or include "fields: teams" on custom api callCheck if user is already in target teamMake a PUT call to the user you are wanting...

You should just need to put 141.Data in the iterator

To your original question, you can just pass $$TODAY in for the date in the query string. If you want to change the value to another time zone, you can use the "formatDate" function with the list of time zones in the tz identifier column (link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_...

I'm not sure how long this has been like this but I just noticed it. When I have the forms designer open, the "Feedback" button is over the "Sharing" button, has anyone else encountered this?    

If you run the watch module individually, then trigger an object to be sent to it with your fields defined, it should be available.