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SUMMARY:

You need to give to Snipcart a publicly available JSON validator file, and each item in that file needs to have id and price field. Snipcart will try to find id for the product that you have put in the cart and it will check if the price of the product in the cart is equal to the price in the JSON validator file.

ERROR:

The error says that Snipcart could not find the item were id is equal to 0 in the JSON validator file.

SOLUTION

When you are putting the item in the cart, that item needs to have an id that is present in the JSON validator file. Try to console.log the actual item that you are putting in the cart to check its id. Check the JSON validator file that you are sending to Snipcart and check if it contains the item with that id. If not, just add a new item to JSON validator file with that id and a corresponding price field.

The Snipcart needs to validate the product price, and to do that it will try to access the data-item-url and try to validate the product price there.

But, the Snipcart can not access your localhost. You have to put the validator data somewhere where the Snipcart can access it. You can do this in several ways:

SOLUTION 1

For example, you can create an project on codesandbox.io (or any other online editor). In that project, create one json file and put all the products ids and prices inside. Now you can set the value of data-item-url to point on that json. Since codesandbox.io project is on the cloud, Snipcart will be able to access it and validate the product price. Downside of this solution is that you will need to modify manually this json whenever you have the new product or you change the price of existing product.

NOTE: Remember to add codesandox.io domain to Snipcart's Domains and Subdomains in Snipcart Dashboard.

Example of json file in codesandbox project:

The problem is in the models you defined. Base on the JSON your models will be:

From the code above the OnlineBoutique is to be passed multiple instance of Boutique but the problem is you trying to convert such instance to list with the line

Apparently, denying javascript requests was the solution to this - even though it's not perfect and some sites may require javascript to run, this one was the exception. Just update the config function (which I forgot to include) that blocked images and css, to block js as well.

Here is how that function looks now

A possible implementation that takes better advantage of virtual functions would be something like this:

1. You are missing semicolons before "CORAIL NOIR" and "LOHARANO" .
2. You need to remove the final semicolon after "FRIDAY ATTITUDE" because IFS expects all arguments after position 0 to be in pairs and the final semicolon makes Google Sheets think another set of arguments is coming.
3. You can help yourself out with future troubleshooting by spacing out your function better - eg the following will still work when pasted into Google Sheets: