Following along this, I was able to get the Time Now function to work properly, but nearing the end, while formatting the time through the filter function, I'm getting {"code":"ERROR_CODE_INPUT_ERROR","message":"Invalid timestamp format.","param":null} my format is set to "r" and time zone set to "UTC" I had an add-on that added data and I customized the results to show only one column, I thought that might have been the issue, since that add-on didn't have a timestamp on it. But after adding the created_at back on, and removing the add-on all together, I'm still having the issue. Any thoughts on that?
the only time you would be making a change to your database is when using a function that explicitly interacts with your database. These are called "database requests". The function stack can handle on the fly data transformations to be presented in your front-end in any format
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14:20 - Format date
Following along this, I was able to get the Time Now function to work properly, but nearing the end, while formatting the time through the filter function, I'm getting {"code":"ERROR_CODE_INPUT_ERROR","message":"Invalid timestamp format.","param":null}
my format is set to "r" and time zone set to "UTC"
I had an add-on that added data and I customized the results to show only one column, I thought that might have been the issue, since that add-on didn't have a timestamp on it. But after adding the created_at back on, and removing the add-on all together, I'm still having the issue. Any thoughts on that?
happening to me too
When you are doing all of these different functions/ operations, is it making permanent changes to your database or is it just a temporary change?
the only time you would be making a change to your database is when using a function that explicitly interacts with your database. These are called "database requests". The function stack can handle on the fly data transformations to be presented in your front-end in any format
@@nocodebackend how many tears need to be shed on average before a beginner understands all of this stuff?! 😢 haha. Thanks for the videos!
Do add ons work for api calls?
Addons are for querying records from your tables and aren't really applicable to external API calls.