27.01.2019, 22:24
(This post was last modified: 27.01.2019, 22:41 by Erwin van der Zwart.)
Hi,
The sender source is part of the event, but this can only be fetched during the event itself and is not recorded in the database ‘objects’ table, so there is no way to get this from grp.find like this sample above.
When you log a object the sender source is added to the log inside the database in the table 'objectlog' inside field 'sender', here you could request this data afterwards, downside is that you have to enable the logs on the object you want to know this from.
BR,
Erwin
The sender source is part of the event, but this can only be fetched during the event itself and is not recorded in the database ‘objects’ table, so there is no way to get this from grp.find like this sample above.
When you log a object the sender source is added to the log inside the database in the table 'objectlog' inside field 'sender', here you could request this data afterwards, downside is that you have to enable the logs on the object you want to know this from.
BR,
Erwin