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Hi @Francesca Nicole Mendoza-Oracle, I wanted to thank you for all of your help and guidance personally. Your support has been incredibly valuable, and I truly appreciate the time and effort you've put into assisting me.
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Hello Cherry, Thank you for your help! I appreciate the detailed explanation and the alternate solution provided. It’s really helpful.
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Hi Francesca, If possible, could someone kindly share the request body format that includes the tax data for a Sales Order? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Sure! The issue was related to someone unchecking the "Store Value" option in the Country field settings. Once the box was checked again, the field started saving the value correctly. I hope this helps others who might run into the same issue.
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Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I’ve solved the issue. The Country field was reset to null.
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Hi, Thanks for the response! I am trying to input the Country field on a Prospect record. Yes, I am using a custom form for this record. Here are the steps I'm following: Open the Prospect form. Enter the value for the Country field. Click Save. After saving, the Country field resets to null.
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Hi Richard, Thank you for your reply! I successfully switched the code from the RS256 algorithm to the PS256 algorithm, and it’s now working as expected. I appreciate your help in getting me to this point.
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HiRichard, Yes, I'm currently working with the RS256 algorithm and have successfully been able to generate JWT tokens. However, when I try to use this to generate a NetSuite access token, I'm running into an issue. Specifically, I’m getting the error: "Invalid Grant".
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Hi Richard, Thanks for sharing the information! I just wanted to confirm that I’m currently using the RS256 algorithm for token signing. Is that the correct choice? Appreciate your insights! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.