And again, open the values…
(I think it clear, the parser is happy (so far, anyway))
hey, now i see it. that key is not directly at the root of parsedJson but few levels deep, in data.blah
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Ha!
NOW you’re on target!
@Russ_Thomas sorry,boss. from the dumbphone the debug is hard.but there is the key, the variable should be properly traversed to reach the right key
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so, I’m not nearly as technical as all that…something like
parsedJson.data[0].biometricsEnabled ?
@Amanda_Perkins1 yah. sort of. you have to reach that key at the right position. sorry, i am from the phone so is hard to post a working code, but you got the picture
Yep. I’d try that or something similar. I don’t do enough map-delving to keep it in my head. 
maping is always confusing … i’ve been hit many times
well, now it just hates me because java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer
You might try tinkering with this:
Map data = parsedJson.data // or parsedJson["data"]
boolean thing = data["biometricsEnabled"] // or whatever
Or did I miss a step there… I think you see where this is going though.
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THAT WORKED!!!
OMG!! Thanks Guys!!
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one step at a time :)))
hidden may be tha path of maps …
Well, it worked for that particular one, yes. Now, to see if I can figure out another one that’s in a different level…
mwahahaha
at least, now you know how to debug it 
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Good point.
@Amanda_Perkins1 It’s a good idea (esp. with awkward stuff like this) to review your work in the debugger: “Is this really doing what I think it’s doing?”
Absolutely. So, I learned at least 3 new things today. And that’s going to come in handy later!!
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- Russ is a pedantic old fool.
- Ibus can’t type for shit on his phone.
- Amanda is way more techie than she thought she was.
Your work here is done, I think 
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