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I don’t think you need to use .match() - but a slight update to @siwadon’s solution might resolve multiples within the notes:
$notes.replace(/.*(#IF:.{9}).*/g, (...args) => args[1].slice(-9))
The “g” at the end of the pattern tells it to search the string globally. The slice(-9) will give only the 9 characters following the #IF. Multiple matches are separated with a \n (newline) character.
Hi, @arunnp
- The service url needs to start with “http(s)://” and then specify ble/incident. For example http://ble/incident
- For better reading of the URL, instead of concatenating the strings under Service URL, you can pass the input parameters under “Query parameters”. So depending how many query parameters will be used, you can add more by using +. See the example in the picture
Regards,
Angela.