I love the stored/cloud variables-- it something I’ve been pushing for a long time and have talked with Mark about. I think it can be a game changer for beginners and building apps with persistence and shared data. I started playing around and am having trouble with building a simple noteTaker app…

Yes, @User81 has exactly what I said ! The time I figure out how to use the new variables, that’s how I am doing it :slight_smile: Thanks and sorry for the delay :slight_smile:

Seems like insert at , is not working properly, in other post i read , the Block Need to be inside a loop to work

What do you need ? I failed to understand sorry :confused:

The current issue has to do with the way that we store the new types of variables. We aren’t properly storing modified lists (or objects). We have an imminent release that will fix the issue in the majority of cases and are working on a complete fix that will be rolled out soon after. -Mark

[image] Fix for issues with variables, lists and objects Questions about Thunkable We’ve re-deployed the fix described below after having fixed an issue that we originally discovered with it The just-now-deployed version of Thunkable ✕ fixes most of the issues that people…

Great, this is fantastic. How do you initialize, say, a stored variable, to be defined as a list? One way is to first run the app and set the stored variable to empty list. Then modify the blocks of the app to expect a list in the Screen.Starts. I’d check to see if the stored variable is a list, …

To initialize a stored variable as a list, I’d set the stored variable to an empty list if it’s null when the app starts. Unfortunately, we don’t have a block to tell if a variable is a list.

In Thunkable X, you can define the value type of any variable. For the list, use such a block. [%D0%B8%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%B1%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5] An empty list is , an empty object {}, a non-empty object contains { and }, an object in the string representation [object Object], n…

[55%20AM] Hi Paul. I tried the code attached and can’t get the “notelist=null” to evaluate to true. I also tried "notelist=“null” because there has been a bug with LocalStorage such that that would work, but that didn’t work either. Thanks, Dave

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