Re: CustomParameter questions

2015-05-12 Thread mm
Hey Hunter - I was thinking of them like url parameters and just didn't expect them to be case-insensitive (wasn't treating them that way). I'll update my logic to accommodate. I also didn't quite grok the use of doReplace - that looks like it will simplify my code nicely. Thanks! mm On Tuesda

Re: CustomParameter questions

2015-05-12 Thread Hunter McMillen
> *In this case*, the parameter keys are not case sensitive so that is why it is reading a duplicate for *promocode* and *promoCode*. Can you be more specific about which case you mean? Are there other cases where the customParameter keys are treated case sensitively? On Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Re: CustomParameter questions

2015-05-12 Thread Anthony Madrigal
Hey, According to your error message, you have a DUPLICATE_ELEMENT . In this case, the parameter keys are not case sensitive so that is why it is reading a duplicate for *promocode* and *promoCode*. You could remove th