HubSpot.NET: Unable to Create Contacts "Property properties doesn't exist".

This is for the v1-preview branch…

When trying to create (or CreateorUpdate) I’m getting an error back from the REST response saying "Property \"properties\" does not exist","error":"PROPERTY_DOESNT_EXIST","name":"properties"}],"status":"error","message":"Property values were not valid"...

It looks like the properties data member is being included for the Contact when sending off the JSON.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments: 19 (4 by maintainers)

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Maybe fixes https://github.com/hubspot-net/HubSpot.NET/issues/50 — committed to JesseKlaasse/HubSpot.NET by JesseKlaasse 4 years ago
Probably fixes https://github.com/hubspot-net/HubSpot.NET/issues/50 — committed to JesseKlaasse/HubSpot.NET by JesseKlaasse 4 years ago

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@bburrell I have added a MIT license, so please go ahead and use it.

JesseKlaasse on Aug 17, 2020

If I get a moment this week, I will try to look back at this. Sorry that you’re still having issues @ricktiger. I know where the issue is, I’ve just not had a moment to patch it yet.

The current master branch seems to still have this bug. If you could point me in the right direction, I can probably fix the issue?

JesseKlaasse on Jul 13, 2020

Sample call… var contact = api.Contact.Create(new ContactHubSpotModel() { Email = "john@gmail.com", FirstName = "Terry", LastName = "Terrence", Address= "10 Something Street", City= "Heresville", ZipCode= "2022", State= "NSW", Phone = "02 8832 2213", });

Which produces… (in the NewtonsoftResetSharpSerializer)

{"properties":[{"property":"email","value":"john@gmail.com"},{"property":"firstname","value":"Terry"},{"property":"lastname","value":"Terrence"},{"property":"phone","value":"02 8832 2213"},{"property":"address","value":"10 Something Street"},{"property":"city","value":"Heresville"},{"property":"state","value":"NSW"},{"property":"zip","value":"2022"},{"property":"properties","value":"System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary2[System.String,HubSpot.NET.Api.Contact.Dto.ContactProperty]"}]}`

Removing the DataMember from the ContractHubSpotModel.Properties property then obviously removes that property from the generated json…which then works. I haven’t applied any brainpower to working out why you might be trying to include that in the payload.

axyl on Jun 21, 2019