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athi_joy
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5 years ago
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how to pass multiple parameter in get method

Hi 

I want to pass multiple parameters to the URL using the GET method.

url="https://sampledatachecks/getLastPlayHeadPostion/{userId}/{mediaId}"

this is the URL and I want to pass my uid and mid as userId and mediaId as respectively. I tried using replace method.

url.Replace(({userId},uid),(mediaId},mid)

how will i do that?

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  • sanity-check's avatar
    sanity-check
    5 years ago

    myVar = url.replace("{userId}", uid).replace("{mediaId}", mid)

    ...should work. .replace returns a string, so you can chain another .replace method onto it (and another, and another)

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  • sanity-check's avatar
    sanity-check
    Roku Guru
    5 years ago

    myVar = url.replace("{userId}", uid).replace("{mediaId}", mid)

    ...should work. .replace returns a string, so you can chain another .replace method onto it (and another, and another)

    • athi_joy's avatar
      athi_joy
      Streaming Star
      5 years ago

      Thank you for your reply.

      Can you tell me what I am missing from the following procedure?

      I have a public channel which contains 3 channel in product

      1.developer account is successfully registered with the Roku partner payout.

      2. Channel in product is correctly assigned with the channel in which the product is available for sale.

      3.All channel in product is successfully cleared for sale.

      The scenario is something like this

      when the device is connected to the test account count of the channel store catalog is 3. but when the channel is connected to my personal account (*not a developer account) the channel store catalog is 0.

      Can you tell me the reason the product is not available for customers to purchase? 

       

       

       

      • sanity-check's avatar
        sanity-check
        Roku Guru
        5 years ago

        No prob...

         

        So... I think you might be hitting a problem I've also encountered. I'm pretty sure that the channel store only works with local ("dev"/sideloaded) builds when the Roku device is associated with the Roku account which owns the app and the app (oops, "channel") is set as active for billing testing.

        Have you tried uploading the package to Roku and installing on your personal account it via the preview link? You may find it works fine there.