Justin Givens (jgivens) shares a third-party solution (SimpleEvents.io) offering an add-to-calendar HubSpot module. Link: https://go.simpleevents.io/add-to-calendar-hubspot-module
Ilich found that removing 'enabled_features' allowed the rich text field to appear and be editable.
Anton Bujanowski suggests adding a cssClass to the form embed code and using theme-overrides.css for styling, referencing the HubSpot forms guide
To reset stubborn system pages, you can try swapping templates in HubSpot settings and saving; this often forces them to refresh.
He needs to ensure compatibility with CLI updates and possibly review the specific line that leads to the error message for context.
It’s important to check if 'withUrlAndQuery' is part of the correct library package, and if necessary, to confirm that the helper utilities are stored in the expected location.
Camille suggests using a property-based enrollment trigger for the Call object instead. For example, triggering when 'Call title is known' or another property that is reliably populated upon creation will effectively trigger the workflow when the call object is created.
It seems like the search results might be affected by caching. He should investigate if there is a caching layer that could be serving outdated results.
The responses suggest ensuring correct file paths and module availability in the serverless environment, along with checking module exports and imports correctly.
Camille suggests setting up a contact-based workflow triggered by 'Contact owner is known' with re-enrollment enabled. This workflow would need a custom code action (requires Operations Hub Pro/Enterprise) to make the call to the third-party API. To get the owner's email address (which isn't directly available as a token), the custom code must first use the Owner ID (available in the workflow) to call the HubSpot Owners API (`GET /crm/v3/owners/{ownerId}`).
Error indicates invalid object ID (CONTACT=22645422197). Likely due to swapped Company/Contact IDs in the API endpoint URL.
Users suggest checking the access permissions and ensuring the association type ID is correct, as well as confirming whether the app has the appropriate scopes for creating associations.
Carter explains displayOrder affects property group sorting in sidebar, not the 'View All' page, and notes potential issues with the new record customizer.
The error occurs due to a missing 'src' property in the typing. Joep should ensure the default image object includes all required properties as per the TypeScript definition.
Saar resolves the issue by replacing require_css with a direct HTML link tag for stylesheets.
Michael Shepherd references the Line Items API endpoints and properties documentation for fetching data.
James shares insights on splitting lists and suggests sorting contacts based on engagement, alternating A/B assignments for balanced testing.
Robert and Carolyn recommend configuring secrets, debugging API responses, and correcting property mappings
Anton explains that HubDB has a 1000-row default limit and suggests manually setting a higher limit using the HubDB API.
Justin resolves the issue by appending ?properties={property} to the request. Ryan suggests dynamically fetching all properties via the properties endpoint.