Coding Your First CRM Custom Function (for Non-Programmers!)
Why Use Deluge and Intro to Functions in Zoho CRM
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Function Use Case
Navigating To Creating Functions
Writing Our Function
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Edit Argument
Get Record By ID
Putting Semicolons At the End of Each Line
Info Statements and Save and Execute
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Naming Variables and Get ( ) Functions
How Do We Know Variable Names?
Get the Rest of the Address
Getting the Account ID
Naming Info Statements to Keep From Getting Confused
Maps and Put ( ) Statements
API Names and Finishing Our Put Function
Update Records
Testing Our Live Function
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Creating a Workflow Rule for the Function
Testing the Function Using Our Workflow Rule
Other Ways to Trigger Functions
Another CRM Function Use Case
Deluge – Next Steps
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Update Records
Coding Your First CRM Custom Function (for Non-Programmers!)
Writing Our Function
Update Records
Once our “Map” is full, we need another line of code to update the Accounts record, using the map as a guide
update = zoho.crm.updateRecord(“Accounts”, accountId, accountUpdate);
update is the name of our update function, “Accounts” is the module API name, accountId is a variable that we created that stores the correct Account ID, and accountUpdate is the name of our map
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