drago
August 18, 2023, 10:53pm
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This suggests you have not selected Extension Configuration Service
as your selected configuration system, but then the API call wouldn’t get new data… So I don’t think it’s that
Your front end call should be just
window.Twitch.ext.configuration.set('broadcaster', 'VERISIONHEREORBLANK', 'OPTIONHERE');
And the user doing the call must be the broadcaster for the channel
bind a onError
to look for errors and/or use inspector to trace the call
drago
August 18, 2023, 11:48pm
23
This is exactly what I’m doing
Yes, this should be ok as well.
I just noticed that “twitch.onAuthorized” is not getting triggered, could it be related? and what could be the reason?
That usually indicates a javascript error occured.
Or the JS Helper isn’t present.
if onChanged has fired then you may have caused a uncaught javascript error which then crashed the JS helper and thus onAuth’ed wasn’t called
drago
August 18, 2023, 11:56pm
25
You’re right.
There was an error that I ignored coz I thought it was contained in another function.
All fixed now.
Thank you very much @BarryCarlyon