Hi,
I used the following filtering to filter users where use same main domain with current user and it worked:
email contains current user email extract with regex (\w+.\w+$)
I’m not trying the same with created by for another table.:
created by is in current user email extract with regex (\w+.\w+$)
But it doenst work, I get an error.
Any suggestion?
I am no Regex expert, but I would recommend sharing a screenshot of the error message you receive in case it has valuable info for someone who does!
Try to change from “Created by” to “Created by → email” is in current user email extract with tegex will works.
Normally Created by will be the user thing (user object) so you have to expose like Creaded by → email, this is the plain email.
Thanks for the suggestion but I cannot find the created by → email
here is a screenshot of the error:
Basically, I want to show only courses created by users where it match their main domain. For example if user A and user B with emails like user_nameA@schoolnameA.edu and ser_nameB@schoolnameA.edu can see the courses created by both.
Another way to look at this is I want to show courses created by a specific school. Each school may have many users to access the courses.
Not sure whats the best practices here.
Hi
Try to use :filtered conditions and use advanced as a filter and apply created by email with current user.
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