Cannot upload json for title data of content.

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studioalfredwalker asked Oct 15, '17

Cannot upload json for title data of content.

Hi, I'm having a problem with uploading json file for title data.

I tried to upload all kinds of json files I have(including empty file), but always same error cames out:

"There was an error parsing your file. Please check your JSON syntax."

I attach one of those json:

{"TEST":{"GROUP_ID":1}}

I also validated json via below site, but there was no syntax errors.

(https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/)

Please let me know if there exists something I missed.

Thanks.

p.s. My studio ID is DFA.

Title Data Content

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studioalfredwalker commented · Oct 13, 2017 at 04:20 AM

There was an typing error. Not studio ID, but title ID

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jrDev commented · Oct 05, 2019 at 10:27 PM

@Brendan any help with my post below?

Thanks,

jrDev

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Answer 1 · 2017-10-15T01:15:41Z

brendan answered Oct 15, '17

Sorry for the confusion - Title Data is actually stored as string/string. If you add the JSON above as a key in Title Data and then download your Title Data as JSON, you'll see that the file looks like this (assuming you named the key "Foo"):

{
  "foo": "{\"TEST\":{\"GROUP_ID\":1}}"
}

So the JSON format you need in order to upload is a JSON of all the key/value pairs of the data, but with the values being stringified JSON.

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jrDev commented · Sep 27, 2019 at 07:52 PM

Hello,

What should I do to stringify my json file in preparation to uploading it into title data because so far I am getting syntax errors with this:

{
                   
  "Points": {
                   
   "Point A": {
                   
  "Point 0 Weight": 0,
  "Point 1 Weight": 0,
  "Point 2 Weight": 0,
  "Point 3 Weight": 0,
  "Point 4 Weight": 0,
  "Point 5 Weight": 0,
  "Point 10 Weight": 0
  }
  }
}

Thanks,

jrDev

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