Apparently, the original poster managed to resolve their issue by utilizing the example provided. If you follow the example closely and ensure the IDs and types correctly correspond to your data, it should work perfectly.

You can fetch the values from an ObjectTable using the following code example:

const getTable = async () => {
  const res = await client.getDynamicFields({
    parentId: "YOUR_PARENT_ID_HERE",
  });

  res.data.forEach(async (df) => {
    console.log(df.name, df.objectId);
    const res = await client.getDynamicFieldObject({
      parentId: "YOUR_PARENT_ID_HERE",
      name: df.name,
    });

    let field = res.data?.content?.fields;

    console.log("DF read", field.name);
  });
};

Replacing YOUR_PARENT_ID_HERE with your actual parent ID should help achieve your goal.

If you are facing an error with dynamicFieldObject, ensure the type and value match what's expected. You may need to verify the structure you're passing in name matches the expected layout. Additionally, using getObject should retrieve the parent object details which might include the necessary ID, but ensure it exists and is referenced properly.