Once again, your solution works perfectly, and the resulting query looks much cleaner than what I originally had. I'm intrigued by the way you created the post$ variable and I'll have to analyse it a bit.

Now I'm having trouble with a mutation that includes variables. This is the request:

{ "query": "mutation productVariantsBulkUpdate($variants: [ProductVariantsBulkInput!]!, $productId: ID!) { productVariantsBulkUpdate(variants: $variants, productId: $productId) { product { id } productVariants { id barcode } userErrors { code field message } } } { variants: [ { id: \"gid://shopify/ProductVariant/31174618611799\", \"barcode\": \"190496879522\" } ], \"productId\": \"gid://shopify/Product/4353068859479\" }" }

and this is what is received:

{"errors":[{"message":"syntax error, unexpected LBRACKET (\"[\") at [1, 264]","locations":[{"line":1,"column":264}]}]}

I've tried setting up the query by including the variables in the actual query, but got nowhere as well. It looks like pos'n 264 is the opening curly bracket for the variables section Is there a special way of adding the variables section?

You've been a big help Loren. I appreciate all the tips and insights.

Thanks Loren, that was the key. So, do I have to 'escape' quotes whenever I use them?
Strange that none of the examples I've seen had the quotes 'escaped'.

I'm having a lot of trouble with the 'quantities' field in the InventoryItem section to work. For example, the following works fine:

{ "query": "query { inventoryItem(id:\"gid://shopify/InventoryItem/41450849599575\") { id inventoryLevels(first:2) { edges { node { id location { id name } } } } } }" }

However, if I insert the quantities logic:

{ "query": "query { inventoryItem(id:\"gid://shopify/InventoryItem/41450849599575\") { id inventoryLevels(first:2) { edges { node { id location { id name } quantities(names: ["available"]) { name quantity } } } } } }" }

The response from the query is 'Bad Request'.

I've taken this logic from numerous examples I've found, and I've no clue as to why it doesn't work.

Any ideas would be welcome.

Thanks Loren, this will certainly help. I've got a couple of simple requests working, and now I'm working on a much more complicated request.

I tried to set up a simple query to get the name and address of a customer, and I am getting nowhere. I can't figure out how to define the GraphQL query. Do you have an example GraphQL query you could share?

Thanks Loren, I appreciate any assistance you can provide. I'm going to convert a few simple REST functions to GraphQL and see how it goes.
Do you still use the same *plus/web/request endpoints?

I have to convert a REST based API to GRAPHQL and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with this?
Does anyone have any experience working with GRAPHQL, ideally in a SHOPIFY environment?

What about the Macs with the Apple M chip? It seems like that is the direction they are going.

Thanks Mike,
I'm using the Simple CS on port 4093 but I'm not exactly sure what I would do for the first option, so I'll try the second option and see how that works.

I have a customer running OpenSuse 42.1 and I haven't done much on the linux side for some time, so I could use a little help.
The current value of 'WHO' is root and first of all, where within PxPlus is that set, and second, is it advisable to leave it as root or can that be changed?

I ended up using a combination of 'rectangle' and 'text' and it worked perfectly.

I thought that might work as well, but it didn't

Does anyone have any ideas on changing the colour of a Titlebar after it has already been displayed?

This is for a menu panel, and there are options to change theme colours etc. If they change the colour I can have the colour of the other controls changed automatically, but I'm not sure if this can be done on a Titlebar.

This is a resizable panel and if I manually change the size, the titlebar colour is changed. So, any way to simulate a panel size change?