How to set Title Data as a dict of arrays

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kitchristopherpro asked Jan 17, '22

How to set Title Data as a dict of arrays

Hello,

I'm trying to store title data as a dictionary to an array, where the key is a requestee email, and the value is the array of requester emails, something like this as pictured below:

However, I'm not quite sure of the proper javascript and cloud code to add new values or update existing. Can someone please give an example of the code? This is what I've been experimenting with, but I always get an error when trying to set title data.

CloudScript

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Answer 1 · 2022-01-19T01:20:55Z

kitchristopherpro answered Jan 19, '22

	I get an error when I call SetTitleData. I think the emailsDict needs to be converted into a string, but trying JSON.stringify(emailsDict) didn't work either.

	var emailsDict = {};
        var requesterEmails = [];
        
        requesterEmails[0] = args.requesterEmail;
        
        emailsDict[args.requesteeEmail] = requesterEmails;


        var setTitleDataRequest =  {
                                    "Keys": "PendingInviteList",
                                    "Value": emailsDict
                                    };
        
        var setTitleDataResponse = server.SetTitleData(setTitleDataRequest);

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Gosen Gao commented · Jan 19, 2022 at 01:56 AM

Please replace the setTitleDataRequest with the code below and try again.

var setTitleDataRequest = {
        Key:"PendingInviteList",
        Value:JSON.stringify(value)
    }

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Answer 2 · 2022-01-17T23:22:24Z

kitchristopherpro answered Jan 17, '22

I apologize, the pictures didn't save in my original post. Here they are here.

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Answer 3 · 2022-01-18T08:08:34Z

Gosen Gao answered Jan 18, '22

Code below shows three ways to implement your needs, you can have a look.

let res = {}
//let emails = new Array("test0@test.com","test1@test.com")
//let emails = ["test0@test.com","test1@test.com"]
let emails = []
emails[0] = "test0@test.com"
emails[1] = "test1@test.com"
res["requesteeEmailKey"] = emails

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Answer 4 · 2022-01-19T03:25:11Z

kitchristopherpro answered Jan 19, '22

Awesome, that got it working! Thanks so much!!!

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