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This works well, however, if there are nested data, they are ignored and returned as
{
..."Nested_Item": {}
}
NB: Though Nested_Item shows empty, it actually has data in it.
I think it is because the response ignores arrays in the array. I couldn't loop through with for each because the empty Nested_Item is also returned as a ZCRMRecord. I thought looping through and doing getData() on it was going to expand that, but nothing. I think the getResponseJSON() does this out of the box.
Hello,
Thanks for the package. It really helps with my work. I realized that I could use for eg:
This works well, however, if there are nested data, they are ignored and returned as
NB: Though Nested_Item shows empty, it actually has data in it.
I think it is because the response ignores arrays in the array. I couldn't loop through with for each because the empty Nested_Item is also returned as a
ZCRMRecord
. I thought looping through and doing getData() on it was going to expand that, but nothing. I think thegetResponseJSON()
does this out of the box.If you use eg:
You can then use
It returns
Is it possible to have such a response for getting a single item or if it already exists, can you please point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance
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