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In both cases, you use getCondition to select which records to display to the user. getCondition is essentially the JSON equivalent of the fieldsOnConditionQuery or conditionQuery JavaScript statements.
Because getCondition displays a list to the user, it must have a filter key defined. You can define static filters or use IF statements to create conditional filters. Note that the following:
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\"action\":\"getcondition\", is always followed by the following: \"filter\":\ |
In
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the
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following
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example
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code,
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getCondition
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is
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invoked
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when
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the
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CALREF1
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field
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(Contact)
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from
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the
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activity
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is
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selected.
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If
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the
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CALREF2
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field
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(Account)
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contains
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data,
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then
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Contacts
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(module
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2)
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related
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to
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that
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account
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are
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displayed.
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If
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no
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Account
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is
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selected,
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then
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the
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ELSE
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statement
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returns
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all
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records
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using
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the
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following:
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\"action\":\"getcondition\", \"filter\":\"\" . |
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If you'd prefer to have no records returned, use the following: |
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\"action\":\"getcondition\", \"filter\":\"1=2\" |
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The below example does mimic the default behavior of SwiftMEAP - to display all contacts related to an account.
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