Ethereum Error Report: UI Bugging Operations History **
As a creator working with Ethereum Blockchain, we encountered an error that prevents us from loading the operations stories in our user interface (UI). The error affects several users and has been reported on various platforms.
Error
The problem arises when trying to ask the Transactionervice using the outcome of the CGWQWQWQEERYTRANSACTIONSERvice. When this query is submitted, the following mistakes are encountered:
`Javascript
History of Error Loading Operations UI
TXS-SERVICE-WEB LOG:
2024-08-14 01: 47: 51,564 mt :: Get :: API/V1/About/Singletons/:: 4 :: 200 :: 200 ::/API/V1/About/Singletons/Singletons/
…
`
The final point of the CGWQWQUSYTRANSACTIONSERvice is expected to return the list of operations. However, when trying to scan this data, the error is discarded. Submitted Stacktrace shows that the error occurred in line 54 (in the last line mentioned) and states:
`Javascript
History of Error Loading Operations UI
`
Stacktrace
Here’s a stacktrace breakdown:
2024-08-14 01: 47: 51,564: Time tag when a mistake was made.
).
- /TXS-SERVICE-WEB LOG:
: File and string number in TXS-SERVICE-WEB module LOG file.
- Error Loading Operations History UI: Error Message.
Effect
The effect of this error is high as it prevents consumers from viewing their operations history. This can lead to frustration for consumers who trust their operations by monitoring or managing their wallets.
Possible reasons
Based on Stacktrace, we suspect these issues can contribute to the error:
* Missing cgwquerytransationservice 'rear point : Error message indicates that the outcome of the CGWQWQWQURETRANSACTIONSERvice is not properly used.
* Incorrect API request parameters : Error message indicates that parameters used in the API request are incorrect.
Solution
We recommend that you make the following changes to solve this problem:
- Check that the final point of the CGWQWQUERANSACTIONSERvice is also functional.
- Make sure all required API inquiry parameters are correctly specified in the request.
After solving these problems, consumers should be able to successfully ask their operations history with the outcome of CGWQWQWQEERYTRANSATIONSERvice.
Example solved code
Here is an example of how you can modify your code to solve this error:
Javascript
CONST CGW = Require (‘Web3-CGW’);
CONST {Web3} = CGW;
Const Web3 = New Web3 (New Web3.Providers.Httpprovider (“
// Using the Final Point of Transactionervice
CONST TXSSERVICE = NEW CGW.Transactionservice (Web3);
Web3.eth.gettransACTION (TXSSSERVICE.QUERYTRASEERvice, Your_transaction_id, (Error, Result) => {
If (error) {
console.error (error);
} ELSE {
Console.log (result);
}
});
`
Remember to change your_preict_id with your actual Infura Project ID and update the Operation ID if necessary.
