Funfact:
The 1.2.0 or so from Forlax. which supports this, is actually no 1.2.0 but is based on some super old 1.0.X Openbullet.

Works good for me (ignore first two lines - it is only to build an example list):

@babirro
you can access elements of your list with <idOrder[index]>
like:

https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/historico-de-pedidos/detalhes/<idOrder[0]>
https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/historico-de-pedidos/detalhes/<idOrder[1]>
https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/historico-de-pedidos/detalhes/<idOrder[2]>

if you don't know upfront how many values you will have in your list, you could use stuff like

UTILITY List "idOrder" Length -> VAR "LEN"
SET VAR "INDEX" "0"
WHILE "<INDEX>" LessThan "<LEN>"
##here your request and so on with using https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/historico-de-pedidos/detalhes/<idOrder[<INDEX>]>
FUNCTION Compute "<INDEX>+1" -> VAR "INDEX"
ENDWHILE

you forgot to ban his new account for ban evasion

@lasen62458 He meant that he doesn't understand what you were talking about.

Why do you open multiple topics?
Deleted the oder ones.

Do you see the big red box on the main page of the forum?
Read it!

Maybe raise the request timeout on Settings -> RuriLib -> General

if you have a variable <VARNAME> in Openbullet it is available as VARNAME in the Scriptblock

see here: https://forum.openbullet.dev/topic/1512/doesn-t-open-the-main-page-of-the-site/2