Allan Teng
Thanks Rinse! I will raise this up to our product team.
Allan Teng
Hi Rinse, it looks like we have recently pushed out an enhancement request to select individual nested fields. At the bottom of the step, you should see Add/Remove Optional Fields
Ok well the functionality you developed worked, yet it's does not solve the problem when working with this big lists.. When we select or deselect on of those fields all already set field mappings / values will be unset. So lets say I am working with this big request and I need one more field, I could add it now little more easily however then all the set fields I need to set again. So I would not use the functionality.
Allan Teng
Hi Rinse, this feature is meant to help you and other customers moving forward (i.e. when building new recipes or creating new actions). For current actions with mappings, you should consider looking to do a one-time migration of fields mappings to take full advantage of this new feature.
For now, what I would recommend is to simply hide those fields that you don't currently use without touching the fields that you have field mappings.
Allan, I understand that. In that case I more likely to keep all fields and do searching for 1 time then migrate each time I would like to add or remove a field. So if possible it would be useful if this UI enhancement keeps open.
Thanks!
Kind regards,
Rinse
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Aremgi
Netsuite - Nested Field Selector
If you work with applications like Netsuite it's really a pain to do field mapping..
Field lists are sooo big:
https://www.evernote.com/l/ABF0v96TAeZDX5l74X9z9Jj_0X4Oc0zw_jQB/image.png
Please release a UI update in where we could filter this by typing a field name. We can't filter because then we lose all set fields.
Also it would be very useful to easily see the field path, since in case of Netsuite there are so many fields and something with similar names, its so difficult to find the right one.
Let me know!
Kind regards,
Rinse