Hi everyone,
Is there a way that i dont have to manualy input for “searchFor” in String.Contains node?
Hi everyone,
Is there a way that i dont have to manualy input for “searchFor” in String.Contains node?
for single values you can use operators
x != "a"
x == "a"
The issue you’re running into is due to your list structure. As you can see in your screenshot, the warning is coming from the Filter
node, not the String.Contains
node. This is because you’re providing nested lists. Try reducing the serachFor
input to a single item.