Do your items have unique IDs?

You should be using an Array. That is your missing link. You can make this list work using List.IndexOf, etc. But an Array object has more functionality.

Or just make the sprites global?

I am not using NW.js. Sorry.

Do you have your Google Analytics key?

You just tack that in your HTML(or anything else you want tracked), and Google will do the rest.

If Arduino has a web server, then yes.

Does your high score even exist at layout start?

You need a PRNG first. Then you use limited algorithms to produce items within your preset limits.

Seems dangerous. Here there be dragons...

jatin1726

I actually ran into this same problem, and I found a clever solution from someone whose handle I forget now...

But here you go:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... mliTUJ1SGM

To get your player at the bottom just add another Text field and use Array.At(Array.indexOf(playerName)) & ": " & myScore.

Or you could even use a 2D array and store as many other columns as you need in your array, just use the X=0 column to store your indices (like player id).

SELECT

*

FROM scores

where Name = <C2 variable holding his nickname>

You should use caution in using this unless you can guarantee that your nicknames are unique, otherwise confusion will ensue. Most databases use a player index or player id to ensure uniqueness in your database keys.

If you have two players named "jatin" then that SQL statement will return two rows of data! Will the real jatin please stand up?

gumshoe2029 i really hope those are not your real DB credentials

Not my database, so not my problem. :-p

like the last episode of the walking dead, updates on Construct3 have been a snooze fest

Or non-existent really. I am hoping that Scirra's tight-lipped policy is a positive sign...