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JakeS
Lithium Alumni (Retired)
I believe that you should be able to pass that param in as long as it is defined as a custom profile field; then you should be able to retrieve it for any user. Probably this has already been done for fields like profile.businessname since I don't think those are out of the box profile fields.
For the other part of what you're trying to do, find relevant messages based on industry, I would recommend using custom tags (you should normalize the industry names not to contain whitespace if you use this approach). Then you should be able to make an API call for messages with that tag applied.
This should all be documented, or else services can help with things like custom profile fields. Let me know if you need help finding any documentation.
For the other part of what you're trying to do, find relevant messages based on industry, I would recommend using custom tags (you should normalize the industry names not to contain whitespace if you use this approach). Then you should be able to make an API call for messages with that tag applied.
This should all be documented, or else services can help with things like custom profile fields. Let me know if you need help finding any documentation.
RIMSUNDEVIL11
10 years agoContributor
How would you pass multiple roles in this case?
For example, code above has:
chatParms.put("roles.grant", "DF_SSO_Role");
what if you want to add a second role called DF_SSO_Role2?
- PaoloT10 years agoLithium Alumni (Retired)
I believe you can pass a comma delimited string (with multiple roles) as well for roles.grant and roles.revoke
- RIMSUNDEVIL1110 years agoContributor
Yes that works. thanks for your help
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