voidle0917
04/30/2025, 5:56 PMYou have entered an Invalid Field Value 14831\u000514603\u000518305\u000522163\u000524013\u000520193\u000514732\u000525042\u000523121\u000514596\u000514887\u00054\u000514597\u000515486\u000523942\u000525041\u000520903\u000515042\u00051582\u000514598\u000514884\u000514722\u000523187\u000518306\u000521040\u000524982\u000518303\u000514733\u000515592\u000514604\u000518745\u000515513\u000521459\u00051579 for the following field
but when I logged the array that I am passing to set the field, not sure where the \u0005 comes from.erictgrubaugh
04/30/2025, 6:43 PMvoidle0917
04/30/2025, 6:51 PMfor (const key of Object.keys(params.values)) {
const fieldId = key;
const value = params.values[key];
config_rec.setValue({ fieldId, value });
}
params.valuesjen
05/01/2025, 3:47 PMJonathan MacKenzie
05/01/2025, 7:20 PMparseMultiselect
that splits on the regex /,|\u0005/
can be useful to handle either case