https://api.playfab.com/Documentation/Client/method/RedeemCoupon
Hmm, why is this a bad request? I should have received an err 1016 coupon not found, but instead got an actual POST err.
Any guesses?
var req =
{
"CouponCode": "123-1234-123",
"CatalogVersion": "Game"
};
PlayFabClientSDK.RedeemCoupon(req, onPfRedeemCoupon);
function onPfRedeemCoupon(response)
{
alert( 'yay - at least a caught err if this far );
}
Is that call being made with the Unity SDK or the C# SDK? Can you try using the RedeemCouponRequest object for the call? Also, can you add an errorCallback function and capture the errorDetails, so that we can see what it says?
I don't think I can do that for JS with web -- I'm doing my website before i put PF in my game, since we're unreleased.
I actually had it working with Ajax, but not with the SDK. I've been converting all my code to SDK since it's 100x easier and easier to read.
Ah, JavaScript, I see. Sorry, wasn't looking at the title of the thread. You should still be getting the errorDetails back. Can you have a look, to see what the more descriptive text states about the error?
Ahh the errors are literally header errors (or whatever they're called - before a response), not a caught err. I got it now:
*{ "readyState": 4, "responseText": "{\"code\":400,\"status\":\"BadRequest\",\"error\":\"CouponCodeNotFound\",\"errorCode\":1016,\"errorMessage\":\"Coupon code not found\"}", "responseJSON": { "code": 400, "status": "BadRequest", "error": "CouponCodeNotFound", "errorCode": 1016, "errorMessage": "Coupon code not found" }, "status": 400, "statusText": "Bad Request" }
This is the correct response I was looking for -- just in the wrong place ;)
