Doesn't show data on OpenSea

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#21

I don’t understand why it works this way, and it doesn’t work with 64 chars

#22

Me neither but I tried it with 64 chars originally and it doesn’t display on OpenSea!

#23

what were the steps that you did for this last deploy that works on opensea?

I see that you also used ipfs in this case.

#24

I renamed 1 json file, removed 63 characters and left 1, looks like this:https://iwwqp0mjkfzw.usemoralis.com/1.json
Deploy new contract.

Result: 1) title and description appeared; 2) the picture did not appear!

Guys, throw the typed code for IPFS, for files: index.html and main.js I’ll try to quickly make an experiment.

#25

Did you check the image url to work? that particular image url from https://iwwqp0mjkfzw.usemoralis.com/1.json doesn’t work

#26

I am creating a website that does all of the necessary steps itself:

  1. Add any number of images.
  2. Upload them into an IPFS folder.
  3. Upload the metadata to IPFS.
  4. Internally create a sol and compile it using solcjs.
  5. Deploy the contract using an ethers Contract Factory.

This will probably never go live as facebook have announced that they will be doing this but it keeps an old man occupied :grinning:

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#27

Everything is ready, uploaded the pictures on Pinata and pasted the link:

"image": "https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/Qmek7iAyw19zhivZsQcZG6a8JPEUytPH4e6LugTDv3QKRG/picture1.jpg",
"description": "Direct interaction of music on the appearance of a person and on his inner world",
"name": "musical hairstyle",
"external_url": "http://feed-product.com"

}

But if you need to upload more than one picture in one contract, then you need to buy a premium, since their server does not give several streams from one account in a free account)

#28

So has your issue been fixed?

#29

Yes, thanks, I uploaded pictures on Pinata, and registered links in js files.

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