Can't Add A Comment To Project Using Deluge Function
Hi, I'm trying to add a comment to a project using a function in CRM but I can't find any examples of how to do that. I set up a Flow to add a comment to a project triggered on a field in the CRM but I would like to do it in conjunction with a function we have that creates a project based on a trigger from the CRM. The Flow action has to be the result of someone editing a specific field but I would like to accomplish this in one step without the staff having to remember to do it.
I can find how to add comments to bugs or tasks in projects etc, but absolutly nothing on adding a comment to the actual project and NOT a bug or task.
I've tried retrieving a project's details that already has as comment to see what the fields are but even that doesn't return anything at all about a comment.
Our code currently creates a project in Zoho Projects based on templates we have set up in Projects. We have a drop down in the CRM that contains our project template names and based on this field, the function creates a new project using that template.
Once the project is created I would like to add a comment into that Project. That's it. It doesn't seem complicated but I flat out can't find any reference to do this. As you can take this action in Flow I'm assuming its possible??
Once the project is created I would like to add a comment into that Project. That's it. It doesn't seem complicated but I flat out can't find any reference to do this. As you can take this action in Flow I'm assuming its possible??
I would think that I would have to create the project first, get the project ID and then either update the project with a comment or maybe just create a comment using the project ID.
Any help would be amazing.
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