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I did the following and was able to get the shortUrl:
var result = HTTP.Post(url, contentType, Stringify(payload), headerNames, headerValues);
var resultStringified = Stringify(result)
var obj = Platform.Function.ParseJSON(resultStringified);
var objResp = Platform.Function.ParseJSON(obj.Response[0]);
var shortUrl = objResp.shortUrl;
Write(...
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Since you typed the parameter as a string, you have to encode the payload as JSON:
{
"data": "[ { \"attendantYear\":\"2014;2015;2016;2018;2019\",\"birthDate\":\"1981-12-11\",\"city\":\"New-York\",\"country\":\"USA\",\"email\":\"jean-paul.gus@gmail....
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You've got the right idea. Here's some working code based on your example.
%%[
var @json
set @json = '[
{
"name":"Lunch1",
"quantity":1,
"bonus_products":[]
},
{
"name":"Lunch2",
"quantity":2,
"bonus_products":[]
},
{
"...
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You are comparing an array with a string. Try updating the code like:
for (Object namedStatusAsObject : (List<Object>) mapCustList.get('list')) {
Map<String, Object> namedStatus = (Map<String, Object>) namedStatusAsObject;
if (((String) namedStatus.get('Name')) == 'AA') {
mapList.add(namedStatus);
}
}
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