Hi, hope you are doing well I'm trying to update user status, specifically block a user with patch request as you can see in the images, but status will not get updated. note that I can update others stuff like user name or email.
would you please try with HTTPS instead of HTTP?
Also...you're using an API key in a flutter app? That's not safe 👀
@Steven Sorry but you mean by changing endpoint string? not the local host, cuz I just did and I'm getting an error(unable to get local issuer certificate....). in my application there is an admin that registers and deletes other users, the only problem is the client SDK doesn't provide a function to block or delete a user. so i have to use API
you mean by changing endpoint string?
yes. You'll need to call client.setSelfSigned() since you don't have a valid certificate.
the only problem is the client SDK doesn't provide a function to block or delete a user. so i have to use API
If you use an API key in a flutter app, anyone with the flutter app will have your API key. Instead, you should expose an Appwrite Function that only some users are allowed to execute.
@Steven thanks Mr Steven actually I was using selfSigned on my client SDK endpoint as you can see in the image, but I just manually blocked a user in the console then tried to unblocked via API it worked, but yet I can't block any user so I think there might be a bug, but as you said I'm thinking of using a function thanks for your time
Oh oops. The set self signed won't work because you're making requests with http library
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