Author Topic: [qt_wallet] JSON Parse error: Property name must be a string literal (undefined)  (Read 3299 times)

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could you try the console to send your funds? Its quite easy
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wallet_transfer <amount_to_transfer> <asset_symbol> <from_account_name> <to_account_name> [memo_message]

that should NOT give an error!

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so you updated? or built from fresh checkout?
what exactly have you tipped into the fields for the transaction? it seems like some of you field inputs are invalid?!

both :) I later did a fresh checkout to see if that resolves it already.
The errors occurred even before I was sending that transaction. I just noticed it when the transaction did not work.
The blockchain (sync) is up to date btw and I was able to send transactions a week ago just fine. Also the input seems correct.
Also tried a set that used to work before [Amount,To,Memo].

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so you updated? or built from fresh checkout?
what exactly have you tipped into the fields for the transaction? it seems like some of you field inputs are invalid?!

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Hey,

Just updated the qt_wallet and after start up it throws the following error in the status bar and log file:

th_a:?unnamed?   log_message
Message from GUI: rpc error : JSON Parse error: Property name must be a string literal (undefined) 

Build from fresh co (https://github.com/dacsunlimited/bitsharesx) on Ubuntu 14.04
I noticed the error after I wasn't able to send a transaction.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance!