Closed ThePanthersClub closed 2 years ago
Two possible cases:
goLiveDate
. If you set it to null or something like that it won't work. I recommend you do Date.now()
in the chrome dev tools and use that timestamp there. Remember null
will result in a grayed out mint buttonAlso you have to use a custom RPC as well if you aren't doing so already.
Also you have to use a custom RPC as well if you aren't doing so already.
Is there any of this you recommend? I am using the default mainnet-beta. Have you ever run into a similar problem before while using it?
Two possible cases:
- Make sure you rename .env.example to .env. Then make sure you have the RIGHT candy machine smart contract ID. You can see it in the .cache folder.
- It could be because in the config.json (or however you called it) you've setup a wrong
goLiveDate
. If you set it to null or something like that it won't work. I recommend you doDate.now()
in the chrome dev tools and use that timestamp there. Remembernull
will result in a grayed out mint button
I correctly set the date settings, I know it sound stupid but is this my candy machine id? { "program": { "uuid": "6JQs2i", "candyMachine": "redacted" },....
Which package is this bug report for?
candy machine ui
Issue description
Did everything as usual but mid-way in the project encountered an error that had me trying to withdraw candy machine. It didn't work. Eventually was able to upload the NFTs but with the same candy machine ID. Ran the verify command and it worked. When I build or use localhost the mint button is greyed out with the error.
Error: Account does not exist at AccountClient.fetch (vendors~main.chunk.js:69796:13) at async getCandyMachineState (main.chunk.js:1512:17) at async main.chunk.js:644:22 I have confirmed that this is the candy machine id present in my cache file. It is also present when I run the show command. Please can anyone help me with this
Command
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Operating system
Windows 10
Priority this issue should have
Medium (should be fixed soon)
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