ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: HTTP Client Can't figure out how to use Next Page features in snap Under the Pagination section, you can use the Override URI option and provide the same Next URI expression. If that doesn't resolve your issue, please share the HTTP Client settings you're using. Re: Using list of values in Filter snap It depends. If your $ID are numbers, you can change the expression to [100, 110, 300].indexOf($ID) != -1 I don’t understand your last question about Mapper. Since you mentioned using the Filter snap, this is for the Filter expression setting. Re: Using list of values in Filter snap I think you can use Array.indexOf(). ["100", "110", "300"].indexOf($ID) != -1 Re: Sftp fingerprint The error fingerprint is generated from the error stack trace for internal use. It doesn’t indicate that you would need to create a key or fingerprint for your SFTP connection. Can you please provide other error messages or screenshot? Re: Map expression regex $notes.replace(/.*(#IF:.{9}).*/, (...args) => args[1]) It replaces the matched string with the first capture group (#IF: and the following 9 characters). This will not work correctly when the input contains multiple matches. If that’s the case, please let me know. You might need to use .match() instead. Re: Email Sender snap using smtp configuration @deepak.shaw Is that the entire error message? Normally, it would be a long error message. You could also check other details in the Pipeline Execution Statistics. Can you also verify if you can send it with other email client? I’m not familiar with Outlook in particular but it may require to enable SMTP Auth for your mailbox. If that still doesn’t work for you, please open a support ticket providing the pipeline information. Re: Email Sender snap using smtp configuration For Outlook, you would need to use Domain: smtp.office365.com Port: 587 Encryption: STARTTLS Source: POP, IMAP, and SMTP settings Re: Email Sender snap using smtp configuration Gmail’s SMTP SSL port is 465. Can you provide the error message you got? This works for me. Re: Filename.replace(/^.*[\\\/]/, '') -: explain the expression Basically, the expression removes anything from the beginning of the string to the last forward slash or backslash. In other words, get only the filename from the input string. See some examples in the screenshot below. The highlighted parts are matched with ^.*[\\\/] and will be removed. Re: Using Date.now() while exporting files What does the timestamp part look like after the ID prefix? Does it has colons?