Oh, the component refers to a Marker that was clicked on the map. What I want to do is check whether the clicked Marker's Name matches the first item in one of the sublists.
For example, my first Marker in the Map component is named "Rätsel1" in the designer/editor, and I want to compare that to the first value in each sublist of my global Rätsel list.
The issue is that I’m already using the Description field for something else:
When a user clicks on a marker that’s too far away, the InfoBox shows how far away it is — and I’m displaying that using the marker’s description.
Also, the Title is shown in the InfoBox too, but having something like "Ratsel1" as the visible title isn’t very user-friendly… you know what I mean?
It’s a bit frustrating that the real component name isn’t accessible — that would make things a lot easier for me.
Make a list of your markers, so that you can get the component
Use the any Component blocks (scroll to bottom of palette on left to find these
Ensure your markers list is in alignment with your Ratsel list, or add the marker component to each sublist item...
(you do not show how you get the marker component in your original blocks)
Later on, I want to compare the Title of the clicked marker with the first item (the title) in each sublist of my data list (global Rätsel, shown in my first entry).
So basically, I don’t need to access the marker components deeper — I just need to check the values inside the sublists.
Hope that makes it clearer what I’m trying to do!