ethan18

[lavish plover]

That likely means you're passing in a literal line of your code instead of a string value

[velvet sand]

i changed it from a literal line but it still doesn't work $customer = $stripe->customers->search(['query' => 'email:'[e-mail]'']); these both work ['query' => 'email:'[e-mail]''], $stripe->customers->search(['query' => 'email:'[e-mail]'']); and returns 'No such coupon. i can't see and difference between the two

[lavish plover]

Do you have a request ID?

Here's how you can find a request ID: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request

[pastel sparrow]

Hi 👋

I'm stepping in as @lavish plover needs to go. But finding the request ID would definitely help.

[velvet sand]

req_r0D6qHm7E5nKHx

[pastel sparrow]

Okay that's the request that is exceeding the character limit.

[velvet sand]

must be at most 5000 characters

anything i can do for this one?

[pastel sparrow]

Use fewer characters

If you have a request with fewer characters sharing that request ID will be helpful

[velvet sand]

okay thanks, i fixed it up, i was passing a different value into it