I tested with the JSON style input and it's very easy from the plugin side, more or less just a single line to get the array. However the 14 double quotes to get 11 characters in is a bit hard to put that syntax on the user. So I would probably just keep this as a last resort.

Having several actions and push the items one by one gets more complicated as I am already in a transaction flow and the array is also connected to a property.

All my actions in the flow is already standalone so I need to setup a sub flow just for this. From a user point of view this method seems fairly natural, just need to understand if the action is an AND or an OR for values(filters in my case).

My current test implementation is a simplified "CSV" method to get all values in one action. There is some special parsing involved, but not that much.

But what I really want of course is a AddAnyTypeArrayParam()

I tested to use a JSON string as the input but could not get pass the input syntax checker.

First test for reference, this was an expected fail:

Next, use single quotes as string input, not allowed:

Ok, let's escape the double quotes, that might work, but no:

Single quotes are not allowed as string in JSON and will also break the runtime right away.

More ideas needed.

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But basically we are using the new way of installing plugins by just drag and drop of the "c2addon" file onto Construct2.

I am on my pad now so i can't check but will the parameter input really accept {xxxx}?

From https://www.parse.com/plans the next level seems to be $200 for an extra 20GB.

I need to get an array of values, like ["First","second","more,"etc"], into an action. The way I tried was to add several AddAnyTypeParam() calls but that will limit the number of values and give a lot of maybe unused input fields.

If I use a single free form entry I need to parse the input and handle all strange inputs. I also need to explain the format to the user.

Any thoughts how handle this?

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With the new Parse Cloud Code support you can deploy and run any code in the Parse backend. This requires some Javascript knowledge.

Happy Parsing,

Arne

Work's on Cocoonjs?

I don't know, haven't tested it on Cocoonjs. It will probably work as there are no DOM modifications or other special browser actions, but I don't know the exact limitations of CocoonJS.

This looks awesome! Are you planning to implement Parse Analytic and Push as well ?

Thanks.

We don't have any immediate plans for Analytics or Push but might consider it if there is some interest.

I am not always picking up a beta as it makes the capx not compatible with the released version. I can't send out demo capxs created with a beta version.

Is there a smart way to have both a beta and a released version side by side?

Is it possible to activate the same "checked" mode in a released version as the beta versions have?

One of my plugins had a duplicate expression id, one of them was "ef_deprecated" so I missed that during test with a released C2.

However it blow up when used with a beta version due to the checked mode, so I really would like to catch this kind of problems even with a released C2.

Hi, this plugin has duplicate expression ID.

Get Query Rows

edittime.js , line 323,324.

Thanks,

I will have a look.