What I am doing here is using the javascript subscript method to get a character to use in a switch statement.
I noticed the switch statement is always going to default so I stuck a logger.info snippet into the workflow and apparently substring is returning a number instead of a character.
Clearly I am doing something wrong.
Halp.
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Ugh. It’s busted.
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Ok it looks like what is happening is that is the clientName/clientName is not being treated as a string.
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Hey
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You can close this one.
It’s returning a lowercase “L” which I thought was a one.
The mistake I was making was zero based index vs 1 based index.
I realized when tried doing clientName[3] instead of using substring.
It worked when I did clientName[2], I wanted the third character in the string, but of course for a zero based array that is the second element not the third.
Silly errors wasting time.
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That’s gotta be the 3rd or 4th time you solved your own issue 🤣
Figures that the only one who could fix an issue you had is….well, YOU!
glad you got it cracked!
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Sometimes all I need is a sounding board.
Working from home alone has it’s downsides 😂
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