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@durdekosto Just add a parse block and don't touch anything
PARSE "<SOURCE>" LR "" "" -> VAR ""
@beyto For first question about File Name you could do something like this
#FUNCTION_Time FUNCTION CurrentUnixTime -> VAR "Time"
FUNCTION UnixTimeToDate "MM-dd-yyyy" "<Time>" -> VAR "FileTime"
SET NEWGVAR "FileDate" "<FileTime>"
#UTILITY_File_Result UTILITY File "Test-<FileDate>.txt" AppendLines "<All_My_Info_Here>" -> VAR "File"
The rest could be done using some markdown, search on internet for note++
@beyto if you want to use JToken
PARSE "<DataSource>" JSON "menu.id" JTokenParsing=TRUE -> VAR "MyCaprute"
@Planet
Maybe the out variable did not match any key
@n3X3 could you please show the new WLTYPE you added, so community could see what is the ERROR
@Rey-Aw
Using LR should be fine
PARSE "<SOURCE>" LR "" "</strong>" -> VAR "MyCaprute"
but if source data get complicated
PARSE "<SOURCE>" REGEX "([0-9]){0,}(<\\/strong>)" "[1]" -> VAR "MyCaprute"
@XNGGX
You can use this one provided by OB
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