Get All Items in Folder
- 05 Mar 2021
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Get All Items in Folder
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Overview
The Get All Items In Folder step accepts a FolderId as input and returns a list of Entity Header Data for each element within that Folder. This includes both hidden and visible elements, as well as any permissions applied to them.
Entity Header Name | Data Type |
---|---|
AdminstratorViewOnly | Boolean |
AllTagsData | String |
Archived | Boolean |
ArchivedBy | String |
ArchivedDate | DateTime |
CreatedBy | String |
CreatedOnDate | DateTime |
CustomLongDescription | String |
CustomShortDescription | String |
Deleted | Boolean |
DeletedOn | DateTime |
EntityDescription | String |
EntityName | String |
Hidden | Boolean |
Id | String |
ModifiedDate | DateTime |
SearchContents | String |
ShortTypeName | String |
State | String |
TableName | String |
TypeName | String |
Example
This example will use the Get All Items In Folder to display the Entity Header Data for all the items in the given Folder.
- In the Designer Project, click CREATE FLOW on the Global Action Bar and select Flow. Name the Flow (Get All Items in Folder) and click CREATE.
- Click the Done path on the Start step. In the search box, enter "get all items in folder" and select the correlating step. Then, click ADD.
- With the step selected, click Unknown under the INPUTS category and select Constant. Then, click PICK.
- Select the desired Folder and click PICK.
- Connect the Done path to the End step. Then, click Save to save changes to the Flow.
Debug
- On the top action bar, click Debug. Then, click START DEBUGGING.
- After the Debugger runs, click the Get All Items In Folder step. Then, click Execution 1 and select View Output Data.The Output Data will display the Entity Header Data for all items in the provided Folder.
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