5.1 MVC Loop Service Assistant Path
Posted: October 4th, 2022, 7:06 pm
I am replacing a ForEach Loop service with a Loop Service and I needed to iterate the loop on a set of merged results (called Item) as shown.
A few of the issues are common like having to reload the assistant tab a few times to get the _LoopNode dropdown to not disappear. I've learned that if I refresh it once or twice then wait patiently that it will stay and I can use it to easily add paths.
The big I am having is that since the LoopService is iterating on a merged set of results, the path the assistant creates becomes an invalid one by inserting numbers as part of the path. Because there are multiple merges, I understand that the assistant has to create a result for each one. But I'm not sure what a solution could be. I am currently assuming that if I just type the path name that I want, that I can will get the results that I want back and hopefully the right copy of those results from the merge.
- My Loop Service iterates on Items/Output/Result which can return one or many results containing item details.
- Multiple merges are appending data to the Items CreateServiceNode
A few of the issues are common like having to reload the assistant tab a few times to get the _LoopNode dropdown to not disappear. I've learned that if I refresh it once or twice then wait patiently that it will stay and I can use it to easily add paths.
The big I am having is that since the LoopService is iterating on a merged set of results, the path the assistant creates becomes an invalid one by inserting numbers as part of the path. Because there are multiple merges, I understand that the assistant has to create a result for each one. But I'm not sure what a solution could be. I am currently assuming that if I just type the path name that I want, that I can will get the results that I want back and hopefully the right copy of those results from the merge.
- Here I have the two paths generated by the Assistant that are returned because of all the different merge services.