I have also been working (learning about) with json. I found an older thread, *https://community.quickbase.com/discussions/quickbase-discussions/pipeline-make-request---return-make-request-json-output-into-fields/86560, that linked to this site for seeing the path: json path finder validator
Since you've already defined your path as '/systems', you can access the items from the iterate step; assuming step b, it would be: b.modules[0].code to obtain the code from your sample json schema.
If there are multiple array's returned in modules, use the index (zero based) to get at the array you want.
*cannot link to it as 'content not published error'
Hey Mez, thanks for your reply. Yes, I agree that we can access it using b.modules[0].code. However, what if I want to iterate through the modules array to insert records into the field individually, without explicitly specifying b.modules[0].code? The challenge arises when we don't know the length of the modules array in advance.
Is there a way to dynamically provide the path for the modules during iteration, similar to how we access other elements via the /systems path?
