You need to issue multiple list join updates to build a list, but the
basic idea is:
0x = clear list
c = add a content item
t = add a title item
#c = insert content item at position #
#t = insert title item at position #
#d = delete item at position #
You can also directly target joins for objects within specific list
items by setting the list join number like so:
<listjoin>:[<optional list item index>:]<element join>
For example, Select 'list' as the join type, then enter the join as:
2:10:s1 (this would target serial join 1 within the 11th item in the
list on join 2, list index is zero based).
2:s1 (this would target serial join 1 within the last item in the list
on join 2)
All the above can also be set via an 'onmatch' item within a feedback
item.
To set the value of items within a list, you can also do this via
feedback processing:
1. Create a new feedback item
2. Set the list join property to match your list (top right of the
feedback properties)
3. Match the incoming data using regex
4. Create an 'onmatch' item if you need to append a new item to the
list
5. Set the value of any join number for any item within that list
item. When the 'list join' property is set in a feedback item, any
joins you adjust are automatically prefixed with the list join number
in the format described above. The 'list index' automatically targets
the last item in the list, but you can also directly target a specific
item by setting the join to <list item>:<element join>, such as 10:s1
I will add this info to the wiki for future reference as well.
Jarrod