Oh, in that case just use the watch events module.

The most straight forward way to do this would be to create a calculated field that is a concatenation of those two fields, and then just watch for this calculated field to change.Otherwise, you would have to have two seperate scenarios, as webhooks in Workfront can't do OR statements.

Just to make sure I'm reading correctly, the process looks like this, correct?Convert request to projectAttach template to projectDelete unnecessary tasksUpdate project statusIs that correct? If so, then...There's not really a way for Fusion to wait for Workfront's backend to process any updates in ...

I ran into this issue two months ago. I had to open a ticket with Workfront to work thru the issue. What I ended up having to do (at Workfront's recommendation) is locking the status and then deleting it, if it wasn't locked then deleting it would cause the issue you are describing. I tested on Sand...

That's what you have to do. You have to get the download url, and then download it with that url, and both of those require an API key or a session ID.

Or, I just found a workaround. You have to type in a semicolon before you type in anything else, and then put the split({yourString;;), where the second semi-colon there is the one you originally typed in.

Oof yeah, that's a problem. Notice how the semicolon is inside of a darker-grey box? That means that Fusion is going to try to use it in it's coding, it thinks that it's part of the split command. Is there any way you can demark it with a different symbol in your csv file?

Based on the text, that feels like it should work, I think. If it's not working, it could be because the task schedule mode doesn't allow you to set the planned completion date, and if that's the case, you would also need to change the schedule mode. It's easy enough to check this, just go into Work...

Good morning! To map in your values from your CSV, first in the Workfront module (image 3), check the "map" toggle. This will allow you to map values into those fields.The next step is converting your string in your CSV into an array. Multiselect fields are treated as arrays by Workfront, so you hav...

You have to pass the Workfront ID for the user into the ownerID field, so you'd have to do a search to find the user's Workfront ID, and then include their ID in the ownerID field. The owner field is a smart field, which actually provides a link to the Workfront user, which is how you can do views/f...