rival-black•17mo ago
Variables
I'm not sure, but is there any way to trace variables "backwards"? Meaning, to see where I use the variables. Similarly with blocks. I use a lot of jump labels and would now like to know from where I jump to a specific block.
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Currently, Voiceflow does not have a built-in feature that allows you to trace variables or blocks "backwards". This means you cannot directly see where a specific variable is used or from where you jump to a specific block.
However, you can manually track the usage of variables and blocks by utilizing good naming conventions and organized project structure. For instance, naming your variables and blocks in a way that indicates their purpose and where they are used can help you keep track of them.
For blocks, you can also use the 'Overview' feature in Voiceflow. This feature provides a bird's eye view of your entire project, allowing you to see all your blocks and the connections between them. While it doesn't specifically show from where you jump to a specific block, it can give you a general idea of your project's flow.
Remember, good documentation and organization are key when working with complex projects in Voiceflow. It's always a good practice to keep notes or comments about the purpose and usage of each variable and block in your project.
rival-blackOP•17mo ago
Any other Solutions?
On intents, you could create a variable and apend to it everytime you enter a new intent. As far as your vars, you will need to just check them.