Email field is not allowing to enter more than 30 characters. How can I increase the allowed field length?
In validation only "Count char" and "regular expression" is specified there. Where the default limit is given for email? please suggest.
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I am trying to set the x-header for a dynamic field to the first number found in the e-mail subject with a regexp ^[^\d]*(\d+).
I can't figure out the right syntax for the set email header value field:
This is a working example. It extracts the first number found in the Subject and adds it to the dynamic field. How this is done is also explained in the hint on the left site
If the Subject of the Mail is "test 124 14 test 44", then the dynamic field has the Value "124"
Epicor 10.2 user
New to this ! There is no UserID field in Quote that I could find. I want to add this to the summary page so my admins can keep track of who entered which quote, despite the territory.
I've added a UD text box to Opportunity/Quote Entry. How do I link the current user to that field and auto-populate when a new quote is created?
Really not sure where to start !
please help !
I use the QuoteDtl_ChangedBy field to print the user ID on reports.
We have been trying to upload users to cognito via the import jobs. However, seems like the phone_number attribute refuses to accept Indian mobile numbers. The format for phone number is like +919839999999. The phone_number_verified field is set to TRUE. Below is the error I receive:
[FAILED] Line Number 21 - The User Record contains an invalid phone number for the phone_number attribute.
From the documentation, cognito does say that after first two characters of country code, it looks for area code but I am not sure if that'll be the case when using cellphone numbers.
It seems if you are using google sheets, you have to re-convert the format to text of the cellphone fields or manually edit the csv. It works then
I am having two items:
P1_email
p2_emails
Here I want to validate the email ids, the same email ids should not enter with these items.
If I enter same email id in both items, it should raise an error:
its not possible to enter the same email id in both place.
The simplest option is to create validation on P2_EMAILS item. Choose PL/SQL Function (returning error text). Code to be used:
if :P1_EMAIL = :P2_EMAILS then
return ('It is not possible to enter the same email ID in both places');
end if;
Note that this won't handle invalid e-mail addresses (such as "little#foot#gmail#com"), NULLs etc. - as I said, it is the simplest way to do what you asked.
I have a sign in form where userid is email id of users or unique id given by us i.e in integer.
So i want regex for that text box to validate email or Id.
Means.
if someone enters
abc#abc.com
or
1024
then it is valid
and if someone is entering anything other than email or integer than it should show as invalid.
Thanks...
^(?:[\w.]+#[\w.]+|\d+)$
You can try this.Though Your requirements are not very clear.See demo.
http://regex101.com/r/zU7dA5/4