Large amount of data in Tables - Missing data when playing can anyone help?
Hello. I read somewhere that the limit is 999 for each row/column. I have around 6 tables I want to fill for a word game, each with around 5000 words. The data imports fine. However when you play not all the words are displayed. When you go into the table to look at the data, suddenly 2 columns are missing. Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone know a fix? Does anyone know if GS are working on sorting this out for the next release and when? I cant be the only one having large amounts of data? Many thanks for the help as always GS community. An official answer from a GS team would be fantastic.
p.s Data is enter into tables as text
p.s Data is enter into tables as text
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!Word2!
!Word3!
The ! ! pairs are important!!!!!!!!!!
Then the attribute game.word is checked against this ATTRIBUTE using the contains. To put your table values into the ATTRIBUTE just use CHANGE ATTRIBUTE game.word list = tablecellvalue(table,row,col)
HTH
D R I N K
S W E E T
around 5 - 8,000 words in each database. GS seems to have issues with this as imports fine. Then when you play it shows as
D R I
I go into the file and the table is suddenly only
D R
S W
Please help!
You now get your word from random tablex and random row. Move these values into attributes for checking :-)
Import 999 rows per table ;-)
I suggest try reducing the number of rows in the meantime!!! Just so you can continue to build the game! The limits can be handled later! I'll pm you my email if you like!
@SaladStraightShooter no this is not a template issue. I had another game with the exact same issue. Support was able to fix the table for me and i was back in action. let me see if i can dig up the email to who fixed the issue for me.
**UPDATE- found the email and Robert was able to fix the table for me with an updated xml file.
If you can tell me how to fix this then please do by all means! Can I make a new project and transfer elements over? Otherwise a quick fix by Robert or someone would be extremely helpful.