#speedemin_code

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placid solsticeBOT
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plush helm
shell shard
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req_uPDBj9O2MfEOg9

plush helm
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Looks like you're passing in an invalid value for the first item in the first phase. Looks like your PHP code is trying to treat a Stripe object as a string and shove the resulting JSON output in there. Have a look at the request in your Dashboard to see what I mean: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_uPDBj9O2MfEOg9

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I think there's something else happening beyond the code you shared above. Do you recognize where that Stripe object is coming from?

shell shard
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The schedule has an item already that was created using the dashboard and I want to add a second item via the code

plush helm
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Can you share more of your code? Like more from before the code you shared above?

shell shard
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$schedules = $stripe->subscriptionSchedules->all(['scheduled' => true]);

foreach ($schedules['data'] as $schedule) {
// create the $price_id and $quantity variables

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That's all there is before the code I submitted

plush helm
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I'm not sure how that code could result in this request... 🤔

shell shard
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It seems like this line $phase = $schedule->phases[0]; gets the existing phase with its existing item and when I add the item and call update the first item throws an error because it's not formatted the same way

plush helm
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If you var_dump($phase) just before calling update what do you see?

placid solsticeBOT
shell shard
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object(Stripe\StripeObject)#1435 (20) {
["add_invoice_items"]=>
array(0) {
}
["application_fee_percent"]=>
NULL
["billing_cycle_anchor"]=>
NULL
["billing_thresholds"]=>
NULL
["collection_method"]=>
NULL
["coupon"]=>
NULL
["currency"]=>
string(3) "usd"
["default_payment_method"]=>
NULL
["default_tax_rates"]=>
array(0) {
}
["description"]=>
NULL
["discounts"]=>
array(0) {
}
["end_date"]=>
int(1735707600)
["invoice_settings"]=>
object(Stripe\StripeObject)#1450 (3) {
["account_tax_ids"]=>
NULL
["days_until_due"]=>
NULL
["issuer"]=>
NULL
}
["items"]=>
array(2) {
[0]=>
object(Stripe\StripeObject)#1451 (7) {
["billing_thresholds"]=>
NULL
["discounts"]=>
array(0) {
}
["metadata"]=>
object(Stripe\StripeObject)#1459 (0) {
}
["plan"]=>
string(30) "price_1Q19kEBGIJvjY5EFNvWaWX0r"
["price"]=>
string(30) "price_1Q19kEBGIJvjY5EFNvWaWX0r"
["quantity"]=>
int(1)
["tax_rates"]=>
array(0) {
}
}
[1]=>
array(2) {
["price"]=>
string(30) "price_1Q3L0tBGIJvjY5EFhAb3zdBB"
["quantity"]=>
int(329)
}
}
["metadata"]=>
object(Stripe\StripeObject)#1455 (0) {
}
["on_behalf_of"]=>
NULL
["proration_behavior"]=>
string(4) "none"
["start_date"]=>
int(1733029200)
["transfer_data"]=>
NULL
["trial_end"]=>
NULL
}

little pawn
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Hi, stepping in and catching up here

plush helm
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Ah, okay, that's the entire Stripe object. You need to extract the values you want to create the new phase parameters, you can't just use the entire phase object like that.

shell shard
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I tried changing it to this
$schedules = $stripe->subscriptionSchedules->all(['scheduled' => true]);
foreach ($schedules['data'] as $schedule) {
// create the $price_id and $quantity variables
$phase = $schedule->phases[0];
$phase->items[0] = [
'price' => $phase->items[0]->price,
'quantity' => $phase->items[0]->quantity,
];
$phase->items[1] = [
'price' => $cc_price_id,
'quantity' => $multiplier,
];
$stripe->subscriptionSchedules->update($schedule->id, [
'phases' => [$phase],
]);
}
and got this req_veYVREBADgrxQS

plush helm
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I'm still a bit confused as to how it's being passed through as a string, but that must be happening somewhere in the library during the update call because it doesn't expect a Stripe object as a parameter value, so it treats it as a string somewhere.

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The key is to not do $phase = $schedule->phases[0]; and then try to modify that $phase. You need to create basic parameter values to pass in, meaning plain arrays, strings, etc.

shell shard
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Okay I'll try that

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I got it to work with this code:
$schedules = $stripe->subscriptionSchedules->all(['scheduled' => true]);
foreach ($schedules['data'] as $schedule) {
// create the $price_id and $quantity variables
$phase = $schedule->phases[0];
$newPhase = [
'start_date' => $phase->start_date,
'end_date' => $phase->end_date,
'items' => [
['price' => $phase->items[0]->price, 'quantity' => $phase->items[0]->quantity],
['price' => $price_id, 'quantity' => $quantity]
]
];
$schedule = Cashier::stripe()->subscriptionSchedules->update($schedule->id, [
'phases' => [$newPhase],
]);
}

Thanks for your help!