Closed mrgwilliam closed 8 years ago
The issue is the curly brackets are not JSON. That entire block is invalid JSON.
I need to know more about what you are actually sending out. If possible send an array instead of a string so I can directly serialise it.
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["","","TRYK_U_B_ARO1_BLK_CombatUniform",[],"",[],"",[],"",["","","",""],[],"",["","","",""],[],"",["","","",""],[],["ItemMap","ItemCompass","tf_microdagr","tf_anprc152_1"],"",""] gets sent to the server, for some reason it turns it into curly brackets
When the command runs it simply grabs the curly braces instead of the correct [] braces
I can stringify it or store it as JSON.
I'll probably just stringify it.
{"","","TRYK_U_B_ARO1_BLK_CombatUniform",{},"",{},"",{},"",{"","","",""},{},"",{"","","",""},{},"",{"","","",""},{},{"ItemMap","ItemCompass","tf_microdagr","tf_anprc152_1"},"",""}
Needs to be stored as ->
["","","TRYK_U_B_ARO1_BLK_CombatUniform",[],"",[],"",[],"",["","","",""],[],"",["","","",""],[],"",["","","",""],[],["ItemMap","ItemCompass","tf_microdagr","tf_anprc152_1"],"",""]
I confirmed that this works by inputting that manually into the database and then recovering, worked like a charm, however the default save is messing up the []