Getting Started With Deluge - Reading Data

[@lelemsimango3581]

Love your humour, I am definitely going to learn because of you.

[@papie7627]

Yes, I'm trying to learn Deluge on purpose. Shocking right? lol.. tysm for the upload!

[@Schmorrison]

god be with you

[@joeykjoseph]

Great Video...Greg....Just loved your easy style...Looking forward to more from you 👍

[@JonathanSchneider-qd5jm]

Great video, thank you. Look forward to the next one.

[@alansinger7219]

Greg and Zenattta - your video here is off the charts in a good way! Great work - sensational video - Hollywood level screen presence, personality and humour - please make more videos - what a great way to learn!

[@sethpersonal]

Best intro ever 😂. Great instructional video Greg and love your personality!!

[@InfoTechMM]

I love this guy, he makes understanding complex information enjoyable!

[@CameronHowitt-fb8sc]

This is the clearest instruction for Deluge that I've ever seen. Great work Greg! Looking forward to the next chapters in this series.

[@stevetoll6093]

Agreed! Wish I had this a year ago!

[@SebastienCaradec]

Very well done. Clear and entertaining.

[@Dorsetwatersofteners]

Really excellent

[@tasty_ai]

Great, Thanks for the fast overview.

[@kevinwooten4434]

Great video!

[@AzhlennSelleck]

Great Video!!! well executed with simple informative information.

[@davidthornton7603]

Very nicely done. I suspect Greg has definitely trod-the-boards in his time.

[@IanCrawfordBrunt]

Looking forward to this series and thank you for an engaging introduction

[@deusxpotatus]

fantastic tutorial, awesome humor, auto like and subscribed my dude

[@jayaprakashpalani4555]

Great keep going

[@ahmad-rateb]

very good video man .thanks waiting for the next lesson

[@Zenatta]

Hi Ahmed, We have added Greg's full series as well as all Deluge related videos to this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLZQZebmrdF7gBb8b2pdTYfq56foPHdXXB Hope you become the coding master!

[@zita5086]

Great video, thank you!!

[@Zenatta]

Glad it helped!

[@minm2gz]

🤯 "the little blue pencil"

[@KristianBagatsing]

How about displaying all the list of deals? Thank you

[@Zenatta]

Hi Kristian, You can use the deluge task zoho.crm.getRecords(“Deals”) but this will only get you the latest 200 Deals. You’re better off using a COQL (CRM Object Query Language) request, which can get you up to 2000 records at a time. You can read more on COQL queries here: www.zoho.com/crm/developer/docs/api/v5/COQL-Overview.html

[@deterris1000]

Can you help me please I created my smb share, I can see it and remove and change files but when using deluge it download to the mount share just file but can't see it any where else. I use file browser on deluge it's there I can see and play my download from the mounted drive but it doesn't share anywhere else what I'm I doing wrong 😢. PLEASE HELP

[@philipgaje3123]

How do you move the debug console from the right side to the bottom of the editor?

[@Zenatta]

Hi Philip, At the time of recording this video, Zoho made this change. There seemed to have been some push-back from the dev community and then Zoho switched it back to the right side soon after. There currently is no way to select this view option as a preference.

[@felipedopoli]

How can i use the RETURN in a function on ZOHO CRM ?

[@greg_belnap]

The RETURN tells the deluge executor to terminate your function and present the output of your function. For workflow and schedule functions, there is no output, so using a RETURN simply terminates your function at that line and marks it successfully executed, though one is not required. For button functions, the RETURN terminates your function and displays a string (if there is one) to the user that pushed the button and IS required. Example: string some_button(int deal_id){ deal = zoho.crm.getRecordById("Deals",deal_id); amount = deal.get("Amount"); return "This Deal's Amount is $" + amount; } In this example, when my button on a deal is pushed, the user gets a pop-up that says "This Deal's Amount is $_____". Not a particularly useful function, but you get the idea. These return statements are particularly useful for error statements so that if something in your function goes wrong, your user gets some information about what went wrong rather than simply nothing happening.

[@KKBUGHUNTER_]

is this software is fully developed by you sir?

[@Zenatta]

Hi KKBugHunter! The software is developed by Zoho, but Zoho's tools have client-facing scripting functionality that we are demonstrating here.