Issue with loop in JSON

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#22

Strange, it works for me though

#23

How does it work? Does it print %s favorited the game! Yay!?

#24

I replaced that with print(“found”) since i dont like using string.format for me it makes the code look messy. But that should work.

#25

What? Just replacing a print doesn’t affect anything.

#26

This is the code im using that actually works

function CheckIfPlayerFavoritedTheGame(plr)
	local UserId = plr.UserId
	local Name = plr.Name
	local RawResponse = game.HttpService:GetAsync("https://games.roproxy.com/v2/users/".. plr.UserId .. "/favorite/games")
	local Response = game.HttpService:JSONDecode(RawResponse)
	for _, obj in pairs(Response.data) do
		if tostring(obj["id"]) == "1457590906" then -- replace this "1457590906" with your actual game id that you want to check in a string.
			print("found")
		end
	end
end

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
	CheckIfPlayerFavoritedTheGame(plr)
end)

I dont like string.format as i said, its really unnecessary when you can just concat it right away.

#27

Does it print “found” Are you sure? It doesn’t for me. I added a else check and it printed “not found”.

#28

It does, did you replace the game id with your own game id of the game that you have favorited?

#29

Yes, ofcourse I did. But what is wrong?

#30

Can you give me the script you are using now?

#31 
function CheckIfPlayerFavoritedTheGame(plr)
	local UserId = plr.UserId
	local Name = plr.Name
	local RawResponse = game.HttpService:GetAsync("https://games.roproxy.com/v2/users/".. plr.UserId .. "/favorite/games")
	local Response = game.HttpService:JSONDecode(RawResponse)
	for _, obj in pairs(Response.data) do
		if tostring(obj["id"]) == "the correct ID" then
			print("found")
		else 
			print("not found")
		end
	end
end

not found prints 20 times.

#32

Do you actually have the game favorited? And also check the ID again you might have copied the wrong one.

#33

Yes I checked the ID and have the game favorited. It shows on the API page, though.
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#34

Okay, try printing all of the objects, and then checking to see if the game is even there.

#35

It is there. Not sure why, but twice.

#36

I edited something along with the script:
obj["id"] to obj.rootPlace.id and it seemed to work. Thanks!