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• • tnewhook
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  • 11 Apr, 2012
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  Joe7 - Thanks for all the work you've done. I tried to modify the JS files myself, to try to customize them to what I need, but it's way beyond my current level. Is it possible to dynamically set the JSON file on page load, before calling the "JSON load" function?

• • tnewhook
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  • 11 Apr, 2012
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  Wow, Joe! Thanks a ton! I did figure out how to do it with normal arrays, though.

• • tnewhook
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  • 8 Apr, 2012
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  Joe - yet another plugin of yours that I've found extremely useful! I was just wondering if there was a way to dynamically set the size of the array.

  Thanks a ton

  TNewhook

• • tnewhook
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  • 6 Apr, 2012
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  Thanks for the plugin - I'm definitely using it :)

  God bless :)

• • tnewhook
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  • 6 Apr, 2012
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  Joe7: It works...thanks a ton :)

• • tnewhook
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  • 6 Apr, 2012
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  For some reason, the web site doesn't show up correctly on Opera for Android. A lot of text is white, or is simply missing. The space is visible, but the boxes are empty. I'm using Android version 2.3.3 on an HTC Desire, with Opera Mobile v.11.50.ADR-1110071847. It works correctly on Android's native browser, though.

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• • tnewhook
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  • 5 Apr, 2012
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  One way to do it is to put it all in a JSON file, and use the excellent plugin created by Joe7

• • tnewhook
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  • 4 Apr, 2012
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  wow! that was fast! Thanks much. One other question... I created a loop that shows all the elements in a particular word. However, if I change the number of words, then I can't see all the elements in a particular word. If I run my demo with your 4-word JSON file, all is well, but if I delete "flower" and "coffee", I can only see "dog" and "cane" from the DOG word, and "cat" and "cato" from the CAT word. All of the other options (perro, hund, chien) show up as "not found".

• • tnewhook
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  • 3 Apr, 2012
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  I've just started using Construct 2 within the last week, and totally love it! I've been looking for a HTML5 alternative to Flash. I'm still a beginner programmer, but am slowly learning all the technologies I need to be a successful web developer. I look forward to learning more.

• • tnewhook
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  • 3 Apr, 2012
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  Great plugin! Keep up the good work!

  Is there a way to count the number of words in the JSON file? I'd like to run a foreach loop that changes, depending on the contents of the JSON file. Also, can I put Construct 2 variables in the JSON URL (ex. to send parameters to a PHP file in order to create the correct JSON file?

  Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it. This is just what I've been looking for! :)