#moo-upcoming-currency
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additionally, I don't seem to see a log for this for some reason.
But I got the error back?
Logs are for POST requests only by defaut, you have to look at GET requests to find it
Can you provide a real request id req_123 instead of just a picture so I can have a look?
you'are a genius!
req_c4Tm5fNEGKfMxL
i didn't realize that they were being filtered
do u see how the "currency" is being passed in with "zar"
Do i have to pass it in in a different way as well so that the discount would understand it?
No I think that's just not supported today
I don't see you passing currency anywhere in that request right?
like your picture of code has somethingbut this request definitely doesn't have it
no this does
this request has "zar" in it
which is my currency that i'm passing in
oh you mean on the discounts?
yeah I don't see it in there, but its in the susbcription item.
It definitely works on subscriptions, which is weird, e.g. see this req_id:
req_GQBm8lrIhkVQ57
do u think if I pass it in as a coupon, it would work?
(instead of a "discount")
i'm not fully sure what ur trying to say here
I just linked you to a parameter. Can you try passing that parameter with the exact currency you are trying to simulate?
I mean it's a picture of code
do you want me to send it with 'zar' specifically?
that picture of code has no top-level currency parameter right?
it actually does
you pass currency: 'zar' inside price_data which configures a Price dynamically but you didn't pass it top-level
the picture of code shows me passing in currency to it top-level, that's just where it ends up in the request
sure, that's a picture of code though 🙂
that code has a variable, which is likely empty since the picture of the real parameters received by our API does not have this
i see
or that picture of code is not what made the request you sahred a picture of (which is also possible)
i'm sure it is the code that made the request, but perhaps it is empty
quick update (and thanks for all the help!!), it was just the coupons field that needed the discount.
The currency was passed, but if you pass the discount through the discount: [] object, it doesn't know what the currency is.