Currently appending this onto the end of th url. Using %22 for the " as otherwise Java does not like the " being apart of the url.
/documents?queries[]=orderAsc([%22levelNumber%22])
Resulting in a 500 error.
what's your project id?
Is this Appwrite cloud?
Sorry - This is self hosted. The project id is currently being sent by headers - here is my code to make it clearer.
I have tried doing con.setRequestProperty("queries","orderAsc('levelNumber')") which also hasn't worked
Do you have any relationship?
Are you sure that permissions are set correctly for the relationship and for the document you're getting?
You can check the docker logs of the appwrite container to see what the 500 error is for
I have no relationships - its a really simple project. everyone is granted permissions to CRUD. It's only a school project.
Good idea, will check that now.
It seems the issue stems from the " -
Oh right. There are extra double quotes
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