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- rhg1968
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grossd
I'll take a look and I'll get back to you with how to do that.
- rhg1968
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grossd
No problem. If you have any questions about how it works, just let me know
- rhg1968
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grossd
Here is a new copy of the file you sent to me. I got it working the way I think you want, updating an actual list box. I used the JsonManager loop instead of the built in array object. It looks like it works well, if you have any question, just let me know.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/m2lxy0ppsjlgdmt/jsonSample%20%283%29.c3p?dl=0
- rhg1968
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grossd
I just published version 1.0.1 which adds a new action to load json from a string. The action is called Load Json From String. Hope this helps
- rhg1968
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I will look at adding the ability to load json from a string as an option
- rhg1968
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Not sure this will help, but I have a json manager plugin out there for working with Json.

https://www.construct.net/wf/make-games/addons/138/json-manager
- rhg1968
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Ashley
Just wanted to say thank you. That documentation was awesome and I now have my json manager plugin looping over array items in the new c3 runtime.
- rhg1968
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Ashley
Thank you !!!!!

I will take a look at it a little later. I appreciate you getting back to me and I am really loving Construct 3
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- rhg1968
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zjc121
Found your issue

This caught me also when I started with my first plugin.

You did everything right copying the id to the right places, but there is one exception to the rule.

In the en-US.json file the plugin specified needs to be all in lowercase. This is the only place this is required. Once I did that your plugin loaded up without issue.

Also I would suggest using a good editor like visual studio code
- rhg1968
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zjc121
The easiest thing to do is to probably zip up the files and put it on one drive,google drive,etc...

Than make the folder you put it in accessible and put the link in the forum.
- rhg1968
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zjc121
I would need to have you attach the files you modified so I can see what is wrong. How the files map to eachtoher through keys is very important. Also when setting the display text of an item, you have to include tokens for each parameter that you add/remove to the item. If you have 2 parameters, then the display text must have 2 place holders somewhere in the text like {0} {1}.
- rhg1968
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I can appreciate that, but I am looking for an example of how to implement looping in the new runtime with re-triggering. I have my plugin work well, to the best of my knowledge :), in the old runtime. I would like to make it compatible with the new runtime. If I need to wait, I'll put that task to the side for now.