posthog - drop events that contain specific params (not values) - posthog

im trying to drop events in posthog that contain the query params "username" / "password" in the "current url" / "referrer url" fields. it doesnt matter what values they have .
tried to use:
Filter Out Plugin - but it just blocks everything once i put it
Drop Events Based On Property - didnt help cause it required a value
is there a way to do it ?

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Looking to fill out most or all of the Fed Ex "Create Label" page using URL query string

Looking to create a shipment on www.fedex.com
But fill out most of the fields using a query string at the end of a URL.
Seems like this might not be possible, but need help figuring out how to know whether it is or not.
My "Create Labels" page has a URL ending in -- ?method=doInitialize&utype=null ,
or else sometimes ...
-- ?method=doEntry&link=1&locale=en_US&urlparams=us&sType=F
so it seems promising. Just not sure how to access the names of the required fields (Contact name, Address 1 and 2, etc ) besides guess and check.
Thanks!
--------- Destination Section Parameters Found
The query string parameters for the destination contact field are, at the time this answer was written :
toData.addressData.contactName
toData.addressData.addressLine1
toData.addressData.addressLine2
toData.addressData.zipPostalCode
toData.addressData.city
toData.addressData.stateProvinceCode
toData.addressData.phoneNumber
psdData.mpsRowDataList[0].weight
Of course, they need to be appended to the original URL using valid query string syntax and URL encoding.
--------- How Were These Found ?
These were each found using the page inspector. I found that it is important to cut through the noise by zeroing in on the exact field where the data needs to be entered, and opening up the page inspector to that location.
Right click (Win) or control click (Mac) > "inspect"
This will bring up the following text in the inspector. By trial and error, I discovered that the "name" fields correspond to the working query string parameters.
The part we are looking for :
This corresponds to the query string parameter ...
toData.addressData.addressLine1
... originally listed above.
--------- Unsolved Parameters
It's a mystery why this same rule doesn't apply in the same way to other values in the page, like service type (e.g. "Priority Overnight") or package type (e.g. "FedEx Box"). The following, for example, do not fill as expected, even when using the exact same "name" field from the page inspector.
psdData.mpsRowDataList[0].carriageValue
psdData.serviceType
psdData.packageType
billingData.referenceData.yourReference
Maybe it's a URL encoding issue? Anyway, hope this helps.

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I need to store this URL for further uses as a bookmark in my browser which is also working fine. Problem occurs when over a time one of the values for that parameter gets missing from the database then report comes blank.
Some points I would like to clear here:
Stored procedure is working fine even if some values are missing.
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Here is my query
SELECT p.PRODUCT_NAME, p.PRODUCT_ID FROM NIRD_Product_Groups p
and my key is 0
I have native filter checked and the display template is {1}
anyone hae an ideas what the problem could be?
It looks like probelm with your SQL query.
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- What type of database are you pulling data from ? Depending on its type you probably need to put double quotes around your attribute and table name in your query.
- You set the key as 0, which refers to the PRODUCT_NAME attribute. Would not it be safer to set the key as PRODUCT_ID ? This sounds more accurate to me.
- Have you tried to test this configuration on a different web browser ?
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How to reset the field value on a custom form field?

I have a custom field in Jira and I want to set the value on the field to match the current user.
This seems as though it should be fairly easy, but it has stumped me. I have trawled for information and have been led to using post functions.
Post functions don't seem to actually pre-set the value of fields on the create issue screen unfortunately? I am able to set a value which appears on the issue once it is created using a post function but I cant seem to find a way to set the value on the form itself.
Is this possible?
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