#Rodrigo (Tookyer)

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junior dove
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Hi there!

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What is your quesiton?

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@ashen elk here

ashen elk
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Oh

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sorry!

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I am sending it to stripe

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But i receive it

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junior dove
ashen elk
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understood, can you give me an example of this body sending name and email?

junior dove
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I know nothing about the tool you are using to make API requests, but it says "body type: JSON" in your screenshot, which won't work with Stripe.

ashen elk
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no problem! I will try it here. I am using bubble.io api connector to do it.

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Worked! Thanks 🙂

craggy fulcrum
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@ashen elk I have re-opened this thread

ashen elk
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Thank you Pompy!

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i am trying to send the address fields but it dont work

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When i send name and email, it works well, but with the address i receive the error 400

craggy fulcrum
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Can you show me the request body you are sending when you get that error?

ashen elk
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Yah!

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This is the full requisition

craggy fulcrum
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Oh gotcha

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Looking in to this. I forget the syntax with Postman, I think it should be the same for cURL

ashen elk
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I think so hehe

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there i am using this requisition

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with the same problem, when i remove the address, it works well

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i think the problem are the structure of the child field

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using json, it's like:

{
{"address":
{"address.country":"BR",}
}
}

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but I dont know how to translate it into a url-enconded

craggy fulcrum
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Yeah. I rmemver knowing how to do that at a point. Can you try address[country]? I think that is the syntax somewhere

ashen elk
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sure, gimme a sec

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same error =/

craggy fulcrum
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Interesting because that worked for me in my test.

  -d description="Test Customer" \
  -d address[country]="US"```
ashen elk
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hum... let check here

craggy fulcrum
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Oh wait that error message is different though!

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It is saying it recognized the key but not the value

ashen elk
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worked hehehe

craggy fulcrum
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Nice

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Not sure why that is happening in postman like that though

ashen elk
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one ";"

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haha

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ever are the the ; or the :

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thank you Pompey!

craggy fulcrum
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Glad I could help!

ashen elk
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Pompey, last question...

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do you know how i set the "preferred_locales" on the requisition?

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preferred_locales=pt-BR;

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I tried it, but didnt worked

craggy fulcrum
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Can you try preferred_locales[]

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It is supposed to be an array, the error is about how you are directly passing a value

ashen elk
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nice, 1 sec

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didnt work =/

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with empty value, returns the same error

forest vapor
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Hi 👋
It looks like the array is still incorrectly formatted.

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I'm not certain how to do it in Postman

ashen elk
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Hello Snufkin!

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Humm...

forest vapor
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But can you share the request ID so I can check what the arguments came to our API looking like?

ashen elk
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i am using the parameters like this: address[state]=SP;

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sure

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sorry,

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this is the correct

forest vapor
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The problem is you are passing the parameter as an object. This is what our API got {pt-BR: "pt-BR"}

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Try just preferred_locales[] in the key

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You are currently using preferred_locales[pt-BR] which is why it is sent to our API as an key: value object instead of an array

ashen elk
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great, i will try here

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worked Snufkin, thank you for your help!

forest vapor
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Happy we could get it worked out 🙌