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I did, though I haven't been able to track down the source of this error, since it seems like it's coming from the mapping, but it might be some other of my code, and the error is just getting reported for the wrong line. jquery-2.1.1.js:8554 Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecat...

URL:
http://classoutsideadmin.app.appery.i...

Click "create new hunt"
Give it a name and select all of the available categories
Click "Save hunt"

Thanks!

Just one, and I already have a database service imported that isn't working. It's having trouble with the mapping: mapping-impl.js:258 Uncaught TypeError: Apperyio.storage[name].get is not a function So clearly something is wrong in the imported service. Once again, is there a way to regenerate the ...

Is there a way to regenerate the service?

I tried saving the huntId and Questions array in local storage, and setting up the mapping using the app builder. The results are different, thought not any better. jquery-2.1.1.js:8623 OPTIONS ]https://api.appery.io/rest/1/db/colle... send @ jquery-2.1.1.js:8623jQuery.extend.ajax @ jquery-2.1.1.js:...

It turns out that the rest app wasn't refreshing with updated code, so it was hiding a problem. So this code: updateHuntQuestions.execute({ body: { where : {' id' : huntId. id}, operations : {$set: {'Questions': questions} } }, success : function(){console.log('hunt updated successfully');}, error :...

I updated my code using what's listed in that topic, but it's not working. I'm getting a success result, but the update isn't happening. updateHuntQuestions.execute({ body: { where : {'_id' : huntId}, operations : {$set: {'Questions': questions} } }, success : function(){console.log('hunt updated su...

I'm trying to call an update service to add a value to an existing DB entry. I have the ID, and I generated an update service, and imported it into the pages data services. I'm trying to call it this code: updateHuntQuestions.execute({ data: { '_id' : huntId, 'colName': { 'Questions':questions } }, ...

Why isn't there an example showing the syntax of this in a logical place like where you describe mapping request parameters? It's been a while since I did it, so I don't remember what the parameter looks like (I remember it was pretty simple, but my guess isn't working)... and it's nowhere logical, ...

I'll see if I can do it via storage vars... that might enable me to do what I'm trying to do, unless in the mean time you give me a better suggestion.

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