AlienSoft

[azure pewter]

Hi there

[normal creek]

hey

[azure pewter]

Yep that should work just fine

Are you seeing an error?

[normal creek]

yh

[azure pewter]

Do you have a request ID you can share?

[normal creek]

well, it's not even generating a reqID

[azure pewter]

Okay what is the error exactly?

[normal creek]

so, if i do this on the intend, it works

"metadata" => array(
"User 2 Email" => $jsonObj->email2, //Emails of other Users
"User 3 Email" => $jsonObj->email3,

                )

but if i set this as a variable: i/e
$metadata = array(
"User 2 Email" => $jsonObj->email2, //Emails of other Users
"User 3 Email" => $jsonObj->email3,

                )

then on the intent i have:
"metadata" => $metadata

[azure pewter]

metadata shouldn't be an array but an object

[normal creek]

like a json obj?

how can i populate the obj outside the intent, then pass it on the intent

[azure pewter]

Nah just a PHP obj. Try ```$metadata => [
"User 2 Email" => $jsonObj->email2, //Emails of other Users
"User 3 Email" => $jsonObj->email3,

                ]```

[normal creek]

thanks. but it's not liking that either

[azure pewter]

What error do you see?

I just tested the above and it works fine

Can you try hardcoding the email? LIke: $metadata = ["user 2 email" => '[e-mail]', "user 3 email" => '[e-mail]]

[normal creek]

strange. nope

[azure pewter]

What error? 😅

[normal creek]

500: well the page isn't rendering at all

[azure pewter]

And everything works fine if you just hard code the metadata?

Can you show me your relevant code?

[normal creek]

yh

[azure pewter]

Also whoops I was doing $metadata => above when it should have been $metadata =

I assume you didn't do that though?

[normal creek]

basically i have quite a few metadata's but i don't want to be adding them all on the intent incase some are EMPTY etc.. so I would like to build the metadata obj and pass that on to the intent

[normal creek]

yh same result 🙂

[azure pewter]

Yeah I mean that all makes perfect sense. It sounds to me like something with how you are building your $metadata object is off

The Stripe API will handle it just fine if it is created correctly

[normal creek]

oh oh i got it working 🙂

should have been an array

$metadata = array ();

i was missing the semicolon on my first call 😄

as the stripe intent doesn't require one

[azure pewter]

Glad you got it working!