ListMessageRequest Empty List ? : GameSparks

L

Lorent Marie

started a topic over 5 years ago

Hello their !

After 8h I'm still in trouble with the List message request. I've send a test message that log in Unity thanks to the Platformbase code :

public void DebugMsg(String message){
ExecuteOnMainThread(() => {
if (message.Length < 1500)
{
Debug.Log("GS: " + message);
} else
{
Debug.Log("GS: " + message.Substring(0, 1500) + "...");
}
GameSparksController.Instance.CheckMessage();
});
}

And I'm able to see it in the Test harness but I have issue on how to use it in unity as I want.
The following code Log " List message succes " but the list is empty .... Any ideas ? Am i missing something ?

:
new ListMessageRequest().Send((response) =>
{

if (!response.HasErrors)
{
Debug.Log("List message success");
foreach (var data in MessageList)
{
Debug.Log("message");
}

}
else
{
Debug.Log("List message error");
}

});

Thanks in advance !

Best Answer

C

Customer Support said over 5 years ago

Hi Lorent

To get the message list from the response use

IList<GSData> messageList = response.MessageList;

The c# listmessagerequest API can be found here

Thanks

Katie

Customer Support

said over 5 years ago

Answer

Hi Lorent

To get the message list from the response use

IList<GSData> messageList = response.MessageList;

The c# listmessagerequest API can be found here

Thanks

Katie

L

Lorent Marie

said over 5 years ago

Thanks for the response, but I still have an empty list. How can I iterate trought this GsData List ?

"Debug.Log(response.JSONString);" shows me my messages so I'm sure to have it, anyway the list is still empty.

Thanks in advance.

Customer Support

said over 5 years ago

Hi Lorent

Are you using the latest gameSparks SDK ? If not please update, the sdk can be found here
Using the newest SDK should give you a response.
To iterate through the response and put them in an array

ArrayList messageList = new ArrayList(); 
 
new ListMessageRequest().Send((response) =>
      {

          foreach (var c in response.MessageList)
          {
              messageList.Add(c.GetString("messageId"));
          }
         
      });

Thanks
Katie

D

Deftouch Design

said almost 5 years ago

Hi Lorent,

Did this work for you? It never enters the foreach loop in my case.

This statement gives a compile error :

IList<GSData> messageList = response.MessageList;

Regards

L

Lorent Marie

said almost 5 years ago

You are right Deftouch, sorry for the customer service but their answer doesn't work.
Here is how I did :

this.messages = new List<GSMessage>();
new ListMessageRequest().SetDurable(true).Send((response) =>
{
Debug.Log(response.JSONString);
List<GSData> mlist = response.BaseData.GetGSDataList("messageList");
foreach (GSData data in mlist)
{
GSMessage o = new GSMessage(data);
this.messages.Add(o);
}
});
}

Hope this help ! If so, up my answer because the wrong answer is mark as the best ( lulz )

Good day !

D

Deftouch Design

said almost 5 years ago

hey Lorent, looks like the API has changed.
I posted a similar question here https://support.gamesparks.net/support/discussions/topics/1000078809 where they gave me the correct solution.

Anyway thanks for the response.

L

Lorent Marie

said almost 5 years ago

Yep, that's the same way I did...Funny I found it before customer service haha :D

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