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fanwu asked Sep 10, '18

Cloudscript Question

I made a cloud script to change "custom inventory instance data".

handlers.Liwh_UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData = function(args){
var itemId = null;
var itemOtherId = null;
    if (args && args.itemId)
        itemId = args.itemId;
    if (args && args.itemOtherId)
        itemOtherId = args.itemOtherId;
   return { messageValue: itemId };
//var result = server.UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData({
//PlayFabId: currentPlayerId,
   //   ItemInstanceId: itemId,
   //   Data: {
   //     "UsedSkinHeroId": itemOtherId
   //   }
//});
}

Running this with "try it" on website or in player/cloud script was fine, but when I tried to run this on client, it returned ItemInstanceId = null as result.

 var request = new ExecuteCloudScriptRequest { FunctionName = _functionName, FunctionParameter = _functionParameter }; PlayFabClientAPI.ExecuteCloudScript(request, executeEntityCloudScriptResult, OnFailure);

It seems that FunctionParameter was not correct.

FunctionParameter = "{\"itemId\": \"9DEDC1E5969AF6D7\", \"itemOtherId\": \"30001\" }"

I do not know what I did wrong here.

PS: Btw, I always wondered how to actually "shut down server", usually there is a big red button somewhere but I must missed it completely.

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Answer 1 · 2018-09-10T20:15:21Z

Andy answered Sep 10, '18

I'm not sure I completely follow your question. It sounds like you're trying to figure out why your cloud script function parameters are not making it to your function as you expect. If that's the case, the first thing I'd recomend is changing the way you're passing in the parameters. Instead of creating an escaped JSON string, create a dynamic JSON object as illustrated in the tutorial here.

Your request code could look something like this:

PlayFabClientAPI.ExecuteCloudScript(new ExecuteCloudScriptRequest()
    {
        FunctionName = "Liwh_UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData",
        FunctionParameter = new { itemId = "9DEDC1E5969AF6D7", itemOtherId = "30001" }
    }, executeEntityCloudScriptResult, OnFailure);

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fanwu commented · Sep 11, 2018 at 02:20 AM

Thank you very much for the prompt response! Btw, how to shut down server again?

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Andy ♦♦ fanwu commented · Sep 11, 2018 at 05:42 AM

If you're talking about our multiplayer server hosting. You can trigger all servers to shut down by ensuring there are no builds uploaded with a region set. That means you can either delete all builds or unselect all regions on all builds.

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Answer 2 · 2018-09-11T07:25:47Z

fanwu answered Sep 11, '18

Thank you again! I tested the code you provided and it worked wonderfully in Unity client; however, when I tested this with an android build, it stopped working.

"Logs": [
            {
                "Level": "Error",
                "Message": "PlayFab API request error",
                "Data": {
                    "api": "/Server/UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData",
                    "request": {
                        "PlayFabId": "93116910444F6D0D",
                        "ItemInstanceId": null,
                        "Data": {
                            "UsedSkinHeroId": null
                        }
                    },
                    "result": null,
                    "apiError": {
                        "code": 400,
                        "status": "BadRequest",
                        "error": "InvalidParams",
                        "errorCode": 1000,
                        "errorMessage": "Invalid input parameters",
                        "errorHash": null,
                        "errorDetails": {
                            "ItemInstanceId": [
                                "The ItemInstanceId field is required."
                            ]
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        ],

The ItemInstanceId returned null again. I wonder if android has a different approach.

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brendan commented · Sep 11, 2018 at 08:41 PM

Short answer, no. The only time there's a platform difference is when that's the purpose of the API - like login with Google, or iTunes receipt validation. All the other API calls are completely platform agnostic.

Can you provide the specifics on the parameters you are passing into the call, and the Title ID/PlayFab ID you are using?

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fanwu brendan commented · Sep 12, 2018 at 05:53 AM

Parameters:

FunctionParameter = "{\"itemId\": \"9DEDC1E5969AF6D7\", \"itemOtherId\": \"30001\" }"

TitleID:

D2FD

PlayFabID:

93116910444F6D0D

Thank you very much！

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brendan fanwu commented · Sep 12, 2018 at 07:07 AM

I'm confused. The call you stated was having the problem was UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData, which requires the ItemInstanceId - which is not set in the data in your example. Can you re-check that?

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