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NathanHawe
4 years agoQrew Cadet
There's an older XML API endpoint that can add/update pages https://help.quickbase.com/api-guide/add_replace_dbpage.html. I think this would work well in your situation, you'd just have to change the way you make requests to this specific endpoint to match the XML requirements. You can still use user tokens for most of these older XML APIs by passing it in a "usertoken" tag so you shouldn't need to authenticate differently.
Some people have used this to make deployment tools for code pages in the past. I haven't used this personally, but looking at the code might be helpful https://github.com/cullenjett/quickbase-cli.
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Nathan Hawe
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Some people have used this to make deployment tools for code pages in the past. I haven't used this personally, but looking at the code might be helpful https://github.com/cullenjett/quickbase-cli.
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Nathan Hawe
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- YordanPetrov24 years agoQrew TraineeThanks for the links Nathan, I will give this a go and let you know how it worked.
Just FYI, there are "." at the end of the URLs you shared so those have to be removed in order to open the links.
Regards,
Yordan
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Yordan Petrov
------------------------------ - YordanPetrov14 years agoQrew MemberHi Nathan,
Worked like a charm. Thank you very much for the idea!
Regards,
Yordan
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Yordan Petrov
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