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Edited at 2014-11-10 05:50:14

I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

objArray = temp[0].split("|");

but my if still doesn't work

if (obj["age"] == '254'){
	trace("working");
}

Sorry, I keep flicking between targetObjArray and objArray, some of it is me retying it out and not correctly putting the right one.


I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

objArray = temp[0].split("|");

But actually that wouldn't work. I need a way to get the 4th scene as opposed to the 4th pipe (|)

Sorry, I keep flicking between targetObjArray and objArray, some of it is me retying it out and not correctly putting the right one.

Edited at 2014-11-10 05:43:19

I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

objArray = temp[0].split("|");

but my if still doesn't work

if (obj["age"] == '254'){
	trace("working");
}

I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

objArray = temp[0].split("|");

but my if still doesn't work

if (obj["age"] == '254'){
	trace("working");
}

Sorry, I keep flicking between targetObjArray and objArray, some of it is me retying it out and not correctly putting the right one.

Edited at 2014-11-10 05:41:53

I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

targetObjArray = temp[0].split("|");

but my if still doesn't work

if (obj["age"] == '254'){
	trace("working");
}

I understand now that the "ni" represents the is how many scenes of the header there are. I think....

So technically I can do

objArray = temp[0].split("|");

but my if still doesn't work

if (obj["age"] == '254'){
	trace("working");
}