Hi, so quick overview of my problem.
I am using ChatGPT to analyze an except from a post I’d like to make to wordpress. ChatGPT then generates a short string of categoryID’s. I’m attempting to use the mapping feature of the WordPress module to categorize these posts from the aforementioned generation. Doing it as a string wasn’t working, so I am using the split function to split each number from the string then the parsenumber function to convert them into integers so that wordpress can understand them. I have got this working to a degree, however, I cannot add more than one post category as when I use the parsenumber function, despite the fact that it does end up converting the text to an integer, I cannot add any kind of separation to it. So I tried breaking it up into multiple steps, where each category is generated independently and then independently converted in a rather long series of OpenAI modules, followed by the parsenumber modules, followed by the WordPress module. I cannot separate them by commas manually even with them being integers as that results in an error. I tried to set it up such that the post is updated (effectively adding 2 more modules), however this simply replaces the categories I had before. I’m pretty confused about this at the moment so any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!!
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Thanks, added screenshots!
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After some more forum research and testing I used the add array method to fix the problem and it worked, the only thing I wish for now is a more efficient way to do it but I’m sure I’ll figure that out!
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Heya @JohnForrestor 
I just want to quickly say awesome work figuring this one out with the help of existing community content and through the power of testing. 
Thank you very much for stepping back into this thread and sharing your findings and final setup with us. This is super valuable and can be incredibly helpful to many others looking for similar info. 
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