jamie_97274

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• jamie_97274, 2 days ago, 7 messages
• jamie_97274, 5 days ago, 4 messages

[pastel heart]

I think I'd need to know more about the promotion code that you are looking up in each call

coupon is a valid parameter, so I am guessing an invalid value was passed in to it

Can you show me what you are passing in for $code in both instances?

[inland thunder]

Sorry you're missing some context, I am using this code to validate if a coupon/promo code exists or not, this returns an empty data array:

$promoCodes = $this->stripe->promotionCodes->all(['code' => $code]);

Which is fine because I can then return relevant data in the API to say that the coupon does not exist.

The following behaves different:

$promoCodes = $this->stripe->promotionCodes->all(['coupon' => $code]);

It does not return an empty data array if no coupon has been found, but instead returns an InvalidRequestException error

[pastel heart]

Have you printed out the error message from the InvalidRequestException?

It should explain why the exception is being thrown.

[inland thunder]

Yes I am aware, there is no coupon with that code

but as I said

$promoCodes = $this->stripe->promotionCodes->all(['code' => $code]);

Does not return an error saying 'no promotion code with that code', it returns an empty data array

[pastel heart]

Right, and I would expect that passing a coupon Id would do the same thing if you pass a valid coupon ID