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Error with orders that have no address #39
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Hi @aeu - See the detailed instructions here on how you can do this by creating more than one "store" endpoint. |
Hi @sjcallender - that looks like its exactly what we need. I'll give it a shot and hopefully you'll never hear from me again. 😄 |
Hello - I did these steps and now am getting 401 for user authorization (this was not happening before). Is there a way to test this (via curl for example) so I can isolate the problem to my end vs. the shipstation interface? |
For curl, can you try following this other comment? #36 (comment) |
@johnnynotsolucky - Can you take a look at this tomorrow? |
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@aeu thank you for the column listing. The important information is that the field column names now include a suffix for all new fields. See craftcms/cms#6922. Unfortunately the change mentioned is a breaking change for any code which relies on queries which touch the field columns in the content table. In this case, it's related to OrdersController.php#L137-L140 where we assume the a field is assumed to have the format of This should be resolved in 1.3.7 |
11/29/2021 04:47 :
An error occurred attempting to update orders: Error in XML. Reason: The 'Country' element is invalid - The value '' is invalid according to its datatype 'StringExactly2' - The actual length is less than the MinLength value.
We have orders in our system which don't have addresses but they are being sent to ShipStation which is rejecting them. The problem is that from that point onward, ShipStation stops processing and no subsequent orders are being sent.
We need a way to mark orders to not be sent to ShipStation (ref: #38)
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