Thanks for letting us know, I’m glad that you were able to find a workaround

Heyy @Danvers,

I fortunately I didnt. Instead, I just implemented a work around and have been able to get that to work!

Thank you,

Jacob

Hi @jacob_nolley - were you able to get to the bottom of this one? If not please let me know and I can ask the Support Team to take a look for you. 

@ikbelkirasan 

When I do the z.console.log, it says “no logs to show”

@jacob_nolley  - Can you post any console logs you got when you used `z.console.log` as I mentioned earlier? It’s important to see what the API response looks like exactly.

@ikbelkirasan 

I received ] as a response. Do you know how I could fix this?

@jacob_nolley  - I suspect the API is returning an object, not an array. So, try the snippet below:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);

const grossPayItems = results.grossPayItems;
if (Array.isArray(grossPayItems)) {
 return grossPayItems;
} else {
 return r];
}

@ikbelkirasan

I did what you said and it said that that my results were not an array.

When my code looked like this, it said that my results were not an array:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);

z.console.log(results.grossPayItems);

return results.grossPayItems;  

});

When my code looked like this, it gave me the red error code:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);

z.console.log(oresults.grossPayItems]);

return gresults.grossPayItems];  

});

When my code looked like this, it gave me the results pictured below. I am trying to get all of the results from the subObject “grossPayItems”:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);

z.console.log(results);

return results;  

});

@jacob_nolley - Here’s what I meant:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);

z.console.log(results); // <--- Here

return results;

To answer your question, you should actually check if the result is an array, like this:

const results = z.JSON.parse(response.content);
if (Array.isArray(results)) {
 return results;
} else {
 return u];
}

Do you mean like this? I tried this and I got the same result. It is a Search action. Is there a way to specify that an empty array is okay?

@jacob_nolley - Try to `z.console.log(results)`. Is it an object or a null/empty response? You probably need to check if the response is an object before returning it. Otherwise just return an empty array if it’s a search action, or an empty object if it’s a create action.