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Whitewater
2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Help to Fix json code for importing custom icons
Hello: I've been receiving this error message when trying to import some custom icons: #/ must be object (type; matching schema #/type) I use a file converter to change my word file (docx) to ...
- 2 years ago
Couple of issues identified :
The quotes used in your JSON file seem to be smart quotes (“ ”) instead of regular quotes ("). JSON expects standard double quotes.
The colons in your URLs are represented as (:) instead of (:). In JSON, you should use a regular colon : to separate keys from values.
Nithinr
2 years agoResolver III
Couple of issues identified :
The quotes used in your JSON file seem to be smart quotes (“ ”) instead of regular quotes ("). JSON expects standard double quotes.
The colons in your URLs are represented as (:) instead of (:). In JSON, you should use a regular colon : to separate keys from values.
Whitewater
2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you Nithinr. I appreciate your reply!