Understanding Object Parsing in Typebot
Hey all,
I'm having some trouble with handling parsed objects in Typebot and could really use some help. Here's the issue I'm encountering:
I've got a simple experiment where I'm working with an object represented as a string. In my dev console, I can successfully parse the string into an object and test its type – the expected results are as follows:
1. The string initially returns false for an 'is object' condition.
2. After parsing it to an object, it returns true for the same condition.
However, when I try the same experiment within Typebot, the results differ.
After parsing the string and even saving the parsed variable, the second condition test still returns false.
Here's a screencast detailing the steps and where things go wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD6HEFkJrmo
Can anyone provide insights into why the parsed variable isn't being recognized as an object in Typebot even though I'm explicitly saving it as a parsed value?
Do we have to parse it every time we access it, or is there a correct method to save it as an object?
Thanks in advance for any help or guidance!
I'm having some trouble with handling parsed objects in Typebot and could really use some help. Here's the issue I'm encountering:
I've got a simple experiment where I'm working with an object represented as a string. In my dev console, I can successfully parse the string into an object and test its type – the expected results are as follows:
1. The string initially returns false for an 'is object' condition.
2. After parsing it to an object, it returns true for the same condition.
However, when I try the same experiment within Typebot, the results differ.
After parsing the string and even saving the parsed variable, the second condition test still returns false.
Here's a screencast detailing the steps and where things go wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD6HEFkJrmo
Can anyone provide insights into why the parsed variable isn't being recognized as an object in Typebot even though I'm explicitly saving it as a parsed value?
Do we have to parse it every time we access it, or is there a correct method to save it as an object?
Thanks in advance for any help or guidance!
