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still no luck!
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You didn't set database ?
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I created this db!
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So you need to set ID here
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yes I did
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e.preventDefault(); const promise = await databases.createDocument( "6471bb9750ced865202e", "6471bbb56256066bc8e1", uuidv4(), { todo, } ); console.log(promise); promise.then( function (response) { console.log(response); }, function (error) { console.log(error); } ); //window.location.reload() // handle it in different way e.target.reset(); // window.location.reload(); };Rank 4: Virtual Machine
Check your code cause somethings wrong with the url called. There should be no undefined here
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is my config file correct?
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I didn't find anything wrong in my code!
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User is logging in and out to the system
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only Database has issue
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This code is same as the documentation
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Isn't your code crash after ? You use await AND .then on promise already resolved
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For now I've no idea, just know that you need to fix "undefined"
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I am new to appwrite. so I dont understand why this behaves like this
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Someone else will answer you later 🙂 Keep focus
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Hey
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I fixed the issue
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Basically We need to pass the database_id in when we call database like this const databases = new Databases(client, "DB_ID")
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"COLLECTION_ID", uuidv4(), { todo, } );```Rank 1: Thread
This is the modified code to create a document, same is applicable for all CRUD operations
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Great that you find a solution. Don't forget to add [SOLVED] at begin of your post title
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[SOLVED] Can't create a new Document , Giving error as 'Value must be a valid JSON string'