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How to get "offer_id" after successful submission of a ManageBuy/SellOffer Operation

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Hi, I was trying to get the “offer_id” of my sell/buy offers after their creation, in order to keep them in my local db. Just found this answer https://stellar.stackexchange.com/questions/2357/python-retrieve-offer-id-from-a-manage-offer-operation but that code raises this exception in execution, (Exception has occurred: AttributeError ‘nullclass’ object has no attribute ‘manageOfferResult’) about “tr.manageOfferResult” the Transction is successful and all those attributes are available in the Watch-Window of Debug_Pane of VS-Code. Any solution?

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Created 3 years ago
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Dragon2flycommented, Oct 14, 2021

Thank you, it worked.

This should be on the docs. It would be better if we have an option when calling ManageBuy/SellOffer op to include this offer_id when it returns the response.

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farzboodcommented, Jul 26, 2020

Greate! Thanks for guidance. BTW: While I was digging the SDK code, it comes to my attention that in https://github.com/StellarCN/py-stellar-base/blob/master/stellar_sdk/operation/utils.py “check_price()” method, seems the error-message part referring to “amount” better off be the “price” for sake of avoiding confusion between “amount” and “price” for the target.

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