What I need is the “id” for every project. I know you can use join(map()) in the scenario that there’s a high level array you can plug into however in my case I can’t. I’ve tried toArray on a higher level collection as suggested in a previous post but that doesn’t work. After everything I’ve tried the best I can do is this
which gives one individual id. is there a way to generalise the above equation? or is there a way to loop with get() without spending too many operations?
I think you want to use map on an array, but projects is a collection.
You can use the built-in function toArray to convert a collection into an array.
e.g.:
{{ toArray(24.results) }}
Once you have an array, then you can use join.
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Please try with the below method. This will result project ids separated by comma. If you want in array simply use map.
{{join(map(toArray(2.results.projects); “key”); “,”)}}
My thinking is that the “linked_objects” object is interfering with toArray(). No matter what I try, when using myArray() the scenario returns an empty object. I don’t even have access to the key. Probably when using “2.results.id” cannot have anything nested in it.
