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Export/ Impost Nintex workflow from one nintext tenant to another Nintex tenant environment

I am working on establishing a standard process for deploying Nintex workflows and forms across Dev, Test, Build, and Prod environments, instead of relying solely on key-based exports. The issue with keys is that they have expiration dates and can expire before QA/UAT approvals are finished, and generating new keys doesn't align with compliance requirements for standard promotion procedures. To address this, I would like to use the Export/Import packaged workflow APIs. My preference is to export workflows as packages, store them in a Git repository, and then import them from the repo to higher environments as approvals are completed. I need assistance with saving the response from the Export a packaged workflow API (https://us.nintex.io/workflows/v1/designs/package/export) and importing it via API (https://us.nintex.io/workflows/v1/designs/package/import) into higher environments. i am having challenge of preparing query parameter and handling response. 

How to use Query List on a multiple lookup Column with Filter Contains

Hello,on my onPrem SharePoint SE Farm, I have two lists. List 1 contains a lookup column with multiple entries that refer to List 2, “Other seminars.”List 2 contains seminars with the field “Seminar title.”For example, one entry in List 2 has “IT Workshop” as the seminar title. List 2 has the lookup value “IT Workshop” and others in the “Other seminars” field.I would like to use Query List to obtain only the IDs of the entries in List 1 that contain “IT Workshop” in the “Other seminars” column.My CAML is:<Query>  <Lists>    <List ID="{75EBDC1E-BBDF-4383-BBAF-C61C019E8948}" />  </Lists>  <ViewFields>    <FieldRef Name="ID" />  </ViewFields>  <Where>    <Contains>      <FieldRef Name="otherSeminars"  />      <Value Type="Lookup">IT-Workshop</Value>    </Contains>  </Where></Query> I also tried only the ID “13” of the IT Workshop and this: 13;#IT-Workshop. But anytime the same error.I receive the following error message: Error retrieving list data. Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131904How can I resolve this problem?Thank you so much for your help.Sabine

Error trying to embed Nintex 2016 Form using iframe in MS Edge

I have been trying to embed a Nintex 2016 Form in an iframe on a non-SharePoint web-page and receiving the following error in console.Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read a named property 'SP' from 'Window': Blocked a frame with origin "https://myexamplesite.net.au" from accessing a cross-origin frame.    at $_global_init (init.js?rev=RHfoRxFuwXZ%2BOo2JABCoHA%3D%3DTAG0:1:42957)    at init.js?rev=RHfoRxFuwXZ%2BOo2JABCoHA%3D%3DTAG0:1:280872Has anyone seen this or has used a fix for this security block?An online search of this issue indicates SharePoint pages (especially classic pages, forms, and the Nintex Workflow/Forms) often use JavaScript that calls window.parent.SP, so the browser’s same-origin policy prevents it from accessing JavaScript objects in another domain, protocol, or port.Adding Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only to web.config has not fixed the issue.This seems to be a new JavaScript call in Sharepoint 2016 as this worked in Sharepoint 2013.

Run DocGen Package as guest user in Salesforce

Is it possible to run DocGen package to generate document in Salesforce as a guest user (i.e. unauthenticated user), from either Apex or Flow?

Run DocGen Package from Salesforce LWC

Is there any documentation, tutorial, or sample code recipe to get started with running DocGen Package to generate document in Salesforce from a Lightning Web Component (LWC)? Please provide links. Thank you.

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