flickr photo shared by Kecko under a Creative Commons ( BY-ND ) license Man. This was a slog and really highlighted gross inadequacies in my conceptual understanding of pretty much everything. That being said, with an end-around, it works. The whole thing is below but there were really two pieces where I got stuck and flailed away on Stackoverflow and other places for quite some time. Getting the JSON I always struggle with nested data and getting things right. It seems so stupid simple now . . . response.feed.entry but I’m often unclear when it’s periods, when it’s =>, or when it’s something entirely different. You mix that with a few levels of confusion around the process and you end up with many variables you can screw up. For instance, if I remember correctly response[‘feed’][‘entry’] also works. Searching all of the JSON I’m cheating here. I couldn’t get the scope of the filter to be all of the data returned in the JSON. It kept stopping at the first element- id. So I cheated. I wrote a formula on the spreadsheet to mash all the cells together per row and pointed the filter at that data. Ugly. But functional. I don’t know what it’ll end up being. Not what it is but now that the framework is built, we can […]