You can also use the map() function to do some filtering.  Check out the "array" functions.  (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/adobe-workfront-fusion/functions-in-fusion/array-functions)But yes, the iterator approach from Manish is the most common way to think about this pr...

You need to use the "Transform to JSON" or "Create JSON" modules to properly escape to JSON strings.

DescriptionWhen entering time via a timesheet view, I have the ability to add Notes to the hour entry by clicking the "+ Comment" that appears below the hour.  The same mechanism doesn't exist in the "Log Time" view attached to the Tasks Update screen.Timesheet view:Log Time view:Why is this feature...

Not entirely sure, TBH.  I suggest you do a bghr/search call, get one of the response bodies, and use that as a template for pushing.  That's what I did, and it worked (as per my screenshots above).

Change to formatDate(now; YYYY-MM-DD).

The issue is around encoding.  The Body is just a text string.  It doesn't auto-encode JSON.  If you want JSON, you need to use something like a "Create JSON" or "Transform to JSON" module ahead of time.  Otherwise, try something like this in the body:{ "allocationDate": "{{formatDate({{now}};YYYY...

There are various "audit" notes that we need to add to objects, such as on timesheets when using Fusion to validate various aspects.  Currently, if we create a NOTE and attach it to the TSHET, the user/owner of that timesheet gets a notification.  These can become very noisy, leading to th...

https://github.com/Workfront/workfront-api-constants/blob/master/src/constants.ts keyed me into a bunch of stuff, like the OR:x:condition syntax and the _Mod expression modifiers and things like "between" for date ranges.  The Adobe documentation then added more color to it.I'm not fully following y...

Pass it into a JSON parser node, then pull out the ID value from that.

The dateDifference(t1; t2; unit) function in Fusion allows you to compute the number of hours/days/etc. between two timestamps (t1 and t2) provided.  This behaves oddly whenever the number of hours in a day isn't exactly 24, which happens twice a year when crazy countries/localities switch between D...