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Resource to list doesn't list arrays individually

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  • Megadarren88 0M

    Yo I have noticed when trying to turn my "type: Select" resource into a list, all the selected items in my resource turned into a single array separated by comma. Is it supposed to do it this way?

    I know I can instead set a variable to the resource as a string then parse all words separated into a list but I'm just wondering if this is supposed to be like this for 'type: Select' resources when putting it in a 'resource to list' or not. Just curious.

    Image: Resource selection 'type: Selected'
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    Image: Resource to list executed full page
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    Image: Resource as list variable
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  • F

    Create Resource Bug

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    Roy MustangR

    @fr0121 It's not clear, if you mean that you can't change resources as variables through the interface while being in the script logic, then it should be like that

  • Megadarren88 0M

    Help with resource functionality

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    Megadarren88 0M

    @Fox, I have two mutually exclusive resource settings in my script: "Auto gym trainer" and "Auto stack for war." The script currently uses the "visible if" setting to hide "Auto stack for war" when "Auto gym trainer" is checked, but it doesn't automatically uncheck it. I want to modify the resource setting so that if "Auto gym trainer" is enabled, "Auto stack for war" is programmatically set to false (unchecked).

    Additionally, I'm curious about the purpose of the "Is advanced" checkbox when editing a resource—it might relate to controlling these settings, but I haven't found clear documentation on what it does.

  • B

    Check if variable contains something from a list

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    B

    @sergerdn
    Thank a lot!
    Its not excatcly what I looked for but based on your code I made a few changes and have a working solution now:

    function findKeywordsInTitle(keywords, title) { var words = title.toLowerCase().split(/\W+/); var foundKeywords = []; keywords.forEach(function (keyword) { if (words.indexOf(keyword.toLowerCase()) !== -1) { foundKeywords.push(keyword); } }); return foundKeywords; } var title = [[VARIABLE]]; var keywords = [[KEYWORDS]]; var keywordsPresent = findKeywordsInTitle(keywords, title); [[KEYWORD_PRESENT_LIST]] = keywordsPresent.join(', '); [[KEYWORD_PRESENT]] = keywordsPresent.length > 0; //true or false if ([[KEYWORD_PRESENT]]) { log("Keywords found - " + [[KEYWORD_PRESENT_LIST]]); }
  • Y

    Missing "wait for resource" option for 'native' resources?

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    Oyasumi PunpunO

    @yourfriendkarol

    No, for resources created via user interface, as far as I know, there is no such possibility.

    You can safely use any loop with 'ignoring errors' inside, if you need to wait for adding elements.

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    Add list item to variable

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    @bogdan

    For people who will find the answer to this in the future

    Or use Foreach action