Here’s what I’m trying to do:
What is the proper way to “Peek Inside” to get the values from the opResult of a transaction?
(Yes, I’ve watched Mark’s video over and over again
)
For some context, I’m trying to chain transaction operations to a previous operation.
I’ve tried using an index of “0”, and not using an index and just trying to retrieve a value from the list of result(s) like this: (pseudo-code)
- opResult.result.index[0].objectId or opResult.result.objectId (no index)
- or trying to get other fields in the same result(s): opResult.result.index[0].nameOfField
I need to get the actual value from a previously run action (through chaining) and retrieve the actual values inside.
Specifically, I need to access a property <list> named: “LotsOfLots” shown here below:
…and no, I’m not trying to use the opResult(s) of a previous operation and use it in a where clause, or anything like that.
Help? ![]()


