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harsh gardenBOT
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vital ether
worn sorrel
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And how can we get it back in the webhook call?

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I don't think it is coming back in "invoice.paid"

vital ether
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it should if you pass it to that field

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if you find that it's not, please share a specific example like an Event evt_xxx and so on

worn sorrel
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So, I am getting the metadata.
But for some reason I am unable to read one of the 2 fields.
Please check this: evt_1QItCxAOVYJllwBvapQHyAw1
I am able to read the taxyear field, but not able to read the uid field, I am getting this error:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token f in JSON at position 2

vital ether
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will have a look, in the meantime can you explain what exact code causes that error when run?

worn sorrel
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Yes, I am doing this:
const session_id = sessionData.object.id;
const taxyear = JSON.parse(sessionData.object.metadata.taxyear);
const uid = JSON.parse(sessionData.object.metadata.uid);

The 3rd line here causes the error.

vital ether
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you don't need to JSON parse it, it's not JSON

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like it's just const uid = sessionData.object.metadata.uid; ; our SDK already constructed an object so that works
you'd only use JSON.parse here if the actual value you put in the metadata was a string like "{\"foo\":42}" etc

worn sorrel
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Okay, understood.
It is working now. I have been JSON parsing metadata for last 1 year for another project.

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Thank you!

vital ether
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happy to help