Calling a function on your own

Moralis General
#1

Hello everyone,
I don’t know shit about coding but now I need to call a function (ie allowance) in a smart contract, that is not shown as an alternative in bscscan.

Can I do this with Moralis? If so, where should I start?
(Also is there any simpler way than to learn to build dAPP yourself?)

Thanks in advance! Grateful for all input.

#2

what you mean by this part

allowance should be easy to call as it should be from a standard contract where you can find the ABI for that particular function

#3

Hi cryptokid,
Thanks for the reply!

Hm, as I said I don’t even ABC of coding. :wink:

When I access this contract in writing mode in bscscan, I am given 11 different calls to choose from: “add”, “deposit”, “emergencyWithdraw”, “inCaseTokensGetStuck” etc.

I don’t know any other way to communicate with the contract than this simple one. (Except for bscscan I don’t know what tool to use.)

#4

What do you want to do? Where from do you want to call it? Do you know how to use MetaMask?

#5

I want to call the contract, Web3-connected with Metamask.
My funds are stuck in a vault and I get “Fail with error ‘ds-math-sub-underflow’” when I try to withdraw, (which I wrote about in another post yesterday.)

I read somewhere that this error could be due to the LP token not being approved, so I thought I’d try to call “approve” or “allowance” to see if I can get any result.