I have a php file from which I get the following response:
“name // number”
I have tried with the two options that I show in the images, but in both cases the text in label44 changes to “name, number”, instead of just showing “name”.
can I store a list in variables?
You can definitely store a list as a variable.
By the way, you don’t need the “[gear] list” block in front of the “make list from text” block. It probably doesn’t does hurt but it’s redundant because the “make list from text” block returns a list.
A bit of a wild guess but could the “//” returned from your server be different from the text string “//” that you’re using as a delimiter?
I think actually the problem is that you are making lists of lists. Remove all of the “[gear] list” blocks and you should be fine.
What you had was a list in variable name5 and then you created a list with that list as it’s first object. Then you got the first object of the new list which is just name5. So that’s why you’re seeing both values, name & number. You pretty much don’t ever* need to use the blue “[gear] list” block.
*Someone will quickly correct me about not needing it… lol
Thanks !!! you were right, I was creating another list …now it works!
