Hello,
I need to resolve this problem to update the time of scenario 2.
body:
{“scheduling”: “{ \"date\": \"{{setSecond(setMinute(setHour(setDate(addMonths(now; 2); 0); 12); 0); 0)}}\", \"type\": \"once\" }”}
but i recieved this
400] Bad Request: Validation failed for 1 parameter(s).
◉ TypeError: Invalid value in parameter ‘scheduling’. Value is NOT a valid object
Origin
Where is the problem in the sintaxis of the body?
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Hello @Pamela_De_La_Cruz
As per this
body:
{“scheduling”: “{ "date": "{{setSecond(setMinute(setHour(setDate(addMonths(now; 2); 0); 12); 0); 0)}}", "type": "once" }”}
- I’ve cross-check this syntax it returns December 31, 2024 12:00 PM, If there are need to pass input date in a specific format then please format it accordingly.
- Not 100% sure but also cross-check with " & “. Double quote sign, It’s also important.
Just Make sure you use something like this
{"scheduling": "{ "date": "{{setSecond(setMinute(setHour(setDate(addMonths(now; 2); 0); 12); 0); 0)}}", "type": "once" }"}
Wrap your full body parameter with curly brackets " {} "
I hope this helps.
