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Solution of Ghost Wallet Integration Problems with Token Solana transfer
As a developer that builds custom blockchain applications, it is no stranger to purification and problem solving problems. Recently, we found a problem that left us perplexed, sending the cryptocurrency from our HTML website using Phantom Wallet on the Solana network was failing. In this article, we will deepen the problem and provide steps to solve it.
The problem:
We were able to connect with the Phantom wallet in the Devnet testnet successfully, recover the balance of our personalized token and even activate a “payment” transaction to send the token to another wallet. However, when trying to start a new salary transaction from our HTML website, we find an error message indicating that our wallet was not found.
The solution:
To solve this problem, let’s take a closer look at the configuration and configuration of the Phantom wallet in Solana. Here are some potential causes and solutions:
1. Ghost wallet configuration
Make sure your Phantom wallet is configured correctly for use with Solana. Specifically, verify that the following configuration are instead:
* Wallet URL : Be sure to be using the correct URL for your ghost wallet instance.
* Wallet type : Confirm that you have selected the appropriate wallet type (for example, “web3 wallet” or “QR code”).
* CHAIN ID : Verify that your Solana network is selected correctly.
2. Ghost wallet permits
If you are using an extension of the browser to interact with the ghost wallet, make sure that the necessary permits are granted to access your wallet:
* User’s permission : Verify that the user has granted permission for their extension to access their wallet.
* Wallet extension : Verify if its wallet extension is correctly and correctly signed.
3.
In some cases, problems may arise with ghost instances. Make sure you are using a compatible instance of Phantom Wallet:
* Name of the instance : Verify the name of your ghost instance to ensure that it coincides with what is stored in your browser.
* Instance URL
: Verify that you are accessing the correct URL for your ghost instance.
4.. HTML website configuration
Make sure your HTML website is configured correctly to communicate with Phantom Wallet:
* Ghost wallet API : Make sure the necessary API points are included and work properly.
* Wallet data storage : Verify that the wallet data, such as address storage, are safely stored within their application.
5. Curs and proof
To further solve the problem, try the following steps:
- Verify the records of the Phantom wallet instance for any error or warning message.
- Use a purification mode in your Phantom wallet to inspect the wallet data and the transaction history.
- Try the payment function with different wallets and networks to isolate the problem.
When addressing these possible causes and implementing problem solving steps, you should be able to solve the problem of sending cryptocurrencies from your HTML website using Phantom Wallet in Solana.
Example code:
Here is a fragment of example code that demonstrates how to start a salary transaction in the ghost wallet:
“ JavaScript
// Import required libraries
const web3 = require (‘web3’);
Const Phantomsolna = New Web3 (New URL (‘http: // localhost: 8899’, process.env.wallet_url));
// Wallet configuration
Phantomsolna.setprovider (process.env.wallet_type);
// Establish the payment function to start a transaction
Initpaytransaction function (quantity) {
// Obtain the recipient’s address
Const doncentaddress = phantomsolna.web3.eth.accals [0];
// create and sign the transaction payload
const txpayload = {
From: Phantomsolna. Address,
A: receptoraddress,
Value: Web3.utils.towei (quantity.
