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Logs and Error Descriptions

You can view the logs of your Pocket Developer request by logging in to your account and navigating to My Account > View PDev Logs. To review the specific information for the call, click the plus sign to reveal the full response code and the parameters that were received by the plugn. This can help you diagnose the issue.

Use the dropdown fields to filter your logs by App, Plugin, Dates, or Status. There are three status groups, as follows:

200: OK

The call went through successfully.

300: Multiple Choices

This POST was successful, but something was not able to be updated. For example, if no Opportunity was found to be moved, StageMoves would return 300. Or if an incorrect field database name is used, AnyText will return 300. Errors of this sort may result in only part of the data being put through, or none of the data, depending on the error.

400: Bad Request

This means that the POST was not successful for a specific reason. This should come with a more specific error message in the response code, depending on the plugin. For instance, if you AnyDate receives data that is not a date or a date string, it will return 400. Also, if the plugin fails to connect to Infusionsoft to finish processing, it will return 400.

Pocket Developer Release 1.0.1

We’ve been working hard to improve Pocket Developer and to improve our update process. Today’s release marks a new beginning!

  • Subscription Handling plugin set (Activate, Deactivate, and UpdateNextBillingDate) added.
  • GeneratePassword now includes a parameter called ‘excludeAlpha’ which will allow the plugin to generate a random number.
  • GeneratePassword now includes parameters called ‘prefix’ and ‘suffix’ which allow the plugin to add a designated prefix or suffix to the generated password.
  • EmailAnyone now accepts a ‘subject’ parameter to override the subject field.
  • Universal Delay Timer now allows you to store a log of upcoming scheduled calls and recently executed call in a custom field.
  • “Subscription” can now be used to refer to the RecurringOrder table.
  • HTTP Post Generator UI updated.
  • Common plugin features have been consolidated into one location for easily updating, including Prefetch and Advanced Merge Field Notation.
  • Simplified process implemented to allow us to release updates faster in the future.
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