Talk:Web Service Lookup (Lookup Specification) - Revision history

Randallkinard: /* Devon 11/18/2025 */

2025-11-18T20:22:24Z

Devon 11/18/2025

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	* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.		* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.
			** '''fixed'''
	* Under Value Selectors, for, "These are further divided into Path' and Field", there's some odd formatting. "Path" is bolded, "and" is bolded and italicized, and "Field" is just italicized.		* Under Value Selectors, for, "These are further divided into Path' and Field", there's some odd formatting. "Path" is bolded, "and" is bolded and italicized, and "Field" is just italicized.
			** '''fixed'''
	* Just a suggestion, but what about an Attention Bullet instead of "Be aware!"		* Just a suggestion, but what about an Attention Bullet instead of "Be aware!"

Randallkinard: /* Reanna Patton 11/18/2025 */

2025-11-18T20:22:01Z

Reanna Patton 11/18/2025

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	* ''How To --> Adding a Web Service Lookup --> Response --> Value Selectors'' Here it looks like the bolding and italicizing format is off on the second bullet point.		* ''How To --> Adding a Web Service Lookup --> Response --> Value Selectors'' Here it looks like the bolding and italicizing format is off on the second bullet point.
	* I would bold "Be Aware!" to bring extra attention to it.		** '''fixed'''
	* In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting.		* I would bold "Be Aware!" to bring extra attention to it.
			** '''fixed'''
			* In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting.
			** '''fixed'''
	* GET Request Example section: #11 is missing a period.		* GET Request Example section: #11 is missing a period.
			** '''fixed'''

	=== Devon 11/18/2025 ===		=== Devon 11/18/2025 ===

Dsmith: /* Devon 11/18/2025 */

2025-11-18T20:13:46Z

Devon 11/18/2025

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	* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.		* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.
	* Under Value Selectors, for, "These are further divided into Path' and Field", there's some odd formatting. "Path" is bolded, "and" is bolded and italicized, and "Field" is just italicized.		* Under Value Selectors, for, "These are further divided into Path' and Field", there's some odd formatting. "Path" is bolded, "and" is bolded and italicized, and "Field" is just italicized.
			* Just a suggestion, but what about an Attention Bullet instead of "Be aware!"

Dsmith: /* Devon 11/18/2025 */

2025-11-18T19:31:37Z

Devon 11/18/2025

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	=== Devon 11/18/2025 ===		=== Devon 11/18/2025 ===
	* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.		* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.
			* Under Value Selectors, for, "These are further divided into Path' and Field", there's some odd formatting. "Path" is bolded, "and" is bolded and italicized, and "Field" is just italicized.

Dsmith: /* Reanna Patton 11/18/2025 */

2025-11-18T19:27:31Z

Reanna Patton 11/18/2025

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	* In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting.		* In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting.
	* GET Request Example section: #11 is missing a period.		* GET Request Example section: #11 is missing a period.


			=== Devon 11/18/2025 ===
			* The last bit of voiceover in the Request Supademo says 'logone' instead of logon. Kind of jags on the ear a bit.

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Created page with "===Reanna Patton 11/18/2025=== * ''How To --> Adding a Web Service Lookup --> Response --> Value Selectors'' Here it looks like the bolding and italicizing format is off on the second bullet point. * I would bold "Be Aware!" to bring extra attention to it. * In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting. * GET Request..."

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===Reanna Patton 11/18/2025===
* ''How To --> Adding a Web Service Lookup --> Response --> Value Selectors'' Here it looks like the bolding and italicizing format is off on the second bullet point.
* I would bold "Be Aware!" to bring extra attention to it.
* In the GET Request Example section, #6 I would reword this to something like "The following will be used for this example" instead of breaking up the sentence in that strange way with the formatting.
* GET Request Example section: #11 is missing a period.