AndrewCHughes

Thanks. Yeah, that's what I was trying, but I'm getting an error.

I was asking about it's use in the REST API as part of a select criteria in a table query: https://howto.caspio.com/web-services-api/rest-api/older-rest-api-versions/criteria/

Is it possible to use COUNT(some_column) in the select field of a table query? I am unable to get it to work. Is there some other way to get a count of results without having to return all the results and count them? Andrew

Yeah, this would be nice. Seems like a strange feature to be missing.

Yeah, I know how to hide it. I was hoping not to show it at all. Thanks.

Is there a way to require authentication on a datapage, but not show the login form if a person isn't logged in? Just show a "not authorized" or something?

This may be of use to people. This is pulled out of a project I'm working on. It's a PHP library that manages the low-level integration with the Caspio REST API. If I have time I'll pull more classes out of the project that might be helpful and integrate them into this library. But it demonstrates the basics of interacting with the Caspio REST API via PHP. https://github.com/moksamedia/caspio-rest-api-lib

Sadly, I have not found a way to do this. The best hack solution I've come up with is saving values in session storage and using a logoutredirect.html page with a simple javascript script that pulls the info from the session storage and then re-redirects. Ugly but works. Seems annoying that they do not support dynamic login and logout redirects using params.