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Exportability Maybe change the idea to that?
If you're storing the values backwards, yes. I store them as an actual appending log.
Trivial (on a technical level) to do in Velocity.Knowing the actual case the person uses is of course impossible. You will always run the risk of offending someone by "fixing" their name, especially those whose last names connote/derive from nobility.
Don't know thy the line break token didn't work for you, it's used in dozens of instances.Anyway, you're not trimming the list here, just outputting it.To show the most recent N values, where N is set via the variable $maxMomentsToDisplay:#set( $maxMomentsToDisplay = 3 )#set( $interestingMoments = $...
Oh, or of course using Velocity to trim the number displayed!
Only by keeping the field trimmed using a webhook.
Upvoted, this is frustrating and weird -- my need is for reading the synced Event ID via API but same idea.
Yes Sanford, I'm sure that my booking engine has no gaps, also because the list is daily updated and use by differents applications.I'm talking about gaps in the integer series.It's almost impossible in the real world to be sure this isn't happening, especially when a system is used by different app...
An interesting use case, but unless your booking engine ensures absolutely no gaps within your population, that's not the same as round-robin. To do real round-robin you need a webhook.
Well, I said "not quickly." Because it's a non-indexed query, unless there's an index on the lexicographic reverse of the value, so it would be inviting performance problems. See my Notes section at https://nation.marketo.com/community/product_and_support/blog/2018/11/05/a-hackity-hack-for-ends-with...