Anton explained that creating custom module categories is not possible. The categories are predefined by HubSpot.
Mahade recommends using the HubSpot Forms API to fetch submission data and display it on the page
Federico advises verifying the HUTK value from the cookie and confirms the cookie retrieval code should work
The solution involves formatting the external URL with the 'externalId' as a path parameter instead of a query parameter, as confirmed by HubSpot support.
SJ thanks everyone for a productive meeting and shares outcomes and assignments related to the event.
Maximilian suggests using two calculation properties mapped to each status and checking the raw value of 'Status'
Anton provided a comprehensive HubL macro to generate cross-browser linear-gradient CSS based on angle, colors, and position fields. Twentyninetimes suggested a simpler approach: use a choice field for direction and insert its value into the standard `linear-gradient()` function.
Twentyninetimes requests markup and styling details to diagnose the issue, but no definitive solution is provided in the thread
Michael suggests the errors are due to API rate limits and recommends splitting uploads into smaller chunks with delays.
Nicholas shared a link to the official HubSpot documentation guide on configuring social sign-on options (like Google) for HubSpot content memberships: https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/guides/cms/content/memberships/social
Two solutions were provided: 1) Use RGBA format: `background-color: rgba({{ module.color_overlay.color|convert_rgb }}, {{ module.color_overlay.opacity * 0.01 }});` (by Jass Negi). 2) Use the color field's built-in `.css` property which includes opacity: `background-color:{{ module.color_overlay.css }};` (by Anton Bujanowski).
Anton explains using `hs fetch`, `hs upload`, and `hs watch` commands to sync files between HubSpot and local development.
Robert Ainslie corrects the Hubl code to use contact.hs_object_id and stage filtering
Martin shares a manual string-splitting approach to convert date formats when HubL fails.
Cal recommends using 'HUBSPOT_DEFINED' instead of 'USER_DEFINED' for the association category, resolving the validation error.
Matt shares his method: Export functions returning field definitions from a central `components.js` file. In the module's `fields.js`, `require` these functions and call them to build the field array. Andreas also shared a link to the iGoMoon `hubspot-fields-js` library which could help structure this.
Scott explains that Workflows are not available directly in the App Developer Account portal. Instead, you need to create a Test Account associated with your developer account. Workflows and other standard HubSpot tools will be available within that Test Account portal.
Courtney suggests using custom properties for tagging and lists instead of multiple email fields.
Robert Ainslie provides code examples using context data and fetchCrmObjectProperties
Carter McKay identifies missing signature modules in print view as the root cause