I am all good now. I just was having issues trying to access the JSON response from the server when I was logging in to Parse.

I attempted to use this query that you have listed above with / as the query for the login process, and using [datasource:parsePost.1.code] to get the status code (or any item for that matter), but with no luck. This is what I have:

<datasource name="parseLogin" httpmethod="get" source="" query="/" providertype="json" httpheader="parseHeader" urlcacheduration="1"></datasource>
<assign property="datasource:parseLogin.source" value="https://api.parse.com/1/login?username="[var:username]&password=[var:password] />
<action name="sign-in" datasource="parseLogin" datasourceevent="querycomplete">
			<alert message="[datasource:parseLogin.1.code]" />
		</action>

With the code above, all I have been getting is blank alerts...

Ok, great. That is exactly what I needed.

Now, what if I wanted to take this data that was in the table, construct a new JSON feed based on the data in this table, and push it back to Parse. Almost like a synching function. How would I go about doing that?

Ah, I can safely say that this was my first experimentation with the map so I wasn't quite sure. Looks like it is working pretty well now.

Unfortunately I can't use height fit due to certain circumstances. Thanks for the follow up. Talk to you tomorrow.

I did as you said, and after the action has been performed, the text is still not showing up.

Just tried it and no dice.

My code has been added above.

Apparently my code didn't come through. Here it is:

<text name="estimated-yield-field" alias="ESTIMATED-YIELD" style="result-text" height="fit" fit="yes" ypos="5" text="0"></text>