I got an error when I am trying to create documents. This is my full code
Future<void> createVocabulary(Vocabulary vocabulary) async {
final databases = Databases(ref.read(appwriteClientProvider));
try {
await databases.createDocument(
databaseId: kDatabaseId,
collectionId: kVocabularyCollectionId,
documentId: ID.unique(),
data: vocabulary.toDocument());
} on AppwriteException catch (e) {
_logger.severe(e.message);
state = AsyncError(e.message ?? 'Failed to create ${vocabulary.word}',
StackTrace.current);
}
}
And see the picture attach on how I initialize the appwrite client:
And this is the error I got:
Invalid Origin. Register your new client (minna_transcriber) as a new Windows platform on your project console dashboard
did you add flutter platform in your project in appwrite console? @Mosh Ontong
yes I already add
Actually everything is okay, I can fetch data from appwrite, but when I am creating documents in client side or in my flutter project. It got me faield
how can I fix this sir @Arth ?
I'm not very familiar with flutter sorry, that was something that I thought could be raising that issue
is there an active session when creating documents? I think user needs to be authenticated to write, but the error message doesn't look like if that's the issue
actually there is no active session, what I did that this particular collection's permission I set to any role and have all the privileges. I am now trying to create a login page. I will inform you later if the error still exist.
even in authentication
@Arth
anyways I already fixed it I just rename the package name in windows into minna_transcriber
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