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Hi, I'm having issues with this JSON POST request. I feel like I am just missing something obvious, would someone be able to assist? Thanks!
let
api_key = "XXXXXXXX",
startdate = DateTimeZone.From("2023-06-16T13:46:11.043Z"),
days_range =Text.From(7),
LoginURL = "YYYYYYY",
PostBody = [#"LocationIds"= 0 , #"Date"= startdate, #"Range"= days_range, #"MaxPerDay"= 0, #"LimitOverLaps"= false],
PostHeader = [#"auth_token" = api_key, #"Content-Type" = "application/json"],
JSONHeader = Json.FromValue(PostHeader),
JSONBody = Json.FromValue(PostBody),
out = Json.Document(Web.Contents(LoginURL,[Content=JSONBody,Headers=PostHeader]))
in
out
The error I receive:
DataSource.Error: Web.Contents failed to get contents from 'YYYYYYYY' (400): Bad Request
Details:
DataSourceKind=Web
DataSourcePath=YYYYYYYY
Url=YYYYYYYYY
Hi @cmcosker
Do the headers you passed have the correct names? Especially "auth_token"? Are you able to use other API tools to test the same API and get a response successfully?
Perhaps you can try
let
api_key = "XXXXXXXX",
startdate = DateTimeZone.From("2023-06-16T13:46:11.043Z"),
days_range = Text.From(7),
LoginURL = "YYYYYYY",
PostBody = [
LocationIds = 0,
Date = startdate,
Range = days_range,
MaxPerDay = 0,
LimitOverLaps = false
],
PostHeader = [#"auth_token" = api_key, #"Content-Type" = "application/json"],
JSONBody = Json.FromValue(PostBody),
out = Json.Document(Web.Contents(LoginURL, [Content = JSONBody, Headers = PostHeader]))
in
out
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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