gpgs.leaderboards.submit is posting only 0 score in leaderboard

Solar2D Game Networking
#1

I am trying to upload scores to leaderboard through gpgs, It did work for first time and my scores were updated, but later i deleted that leaderboard and created new one, but now scores are getting posted but it shows only 0 scores.

netwo=mydata.cash

local scoref = { leaderboardId =“CgkI36m30agQEAIQDw”, score  = netwo}

This is the code i am using, please help me guys, tried a lot of things, even achievements are working only leaderboards are having problem.

Thanks

#2

Did you publish the new leaderboard? I’m assuming you got the new value for the leaderboard in your code.

Rob

#3

i have published the leaderboard, i also added new leaderboards and tried to upload score on them, but no use, btw thanks rob for replying that fast

#4

anyone with the same problem? scores are posted but the score are always zero

#5

Rob, i finaly came to know what was causing it, seems i was using the score format as numeric in console, but i would like to update score in numeric format, any ideas?

Thanks

#6

I’m a bit confused. You have as “Numeric” in the console but you want it to be numeric?

In your code, I can’t see what you’re storing in mydata.cash, but you can always do a:

netwo=tonumber(mydata.cash)

You can always print out the values before you send them and see if somehow you’re including anything that would force it to a string.

Rob

#7

Did you publish the new leaderboard? I’m assuming you got the new value for the leaderboard in your code.

Rob

#8

i have published the leaderboard, i also added new leaderboards and tried to upload score on them, but no use, btw thanks rob for replying that fast

#9

anyone with the same problem? scores are posted but the score are always zero

#10

Rob, i finaly came to know what was causing it, seems i was using the score format as numeric in console, but i would like to update score in numeric format, any ideas?

Thanks

#11

I’m a bit confused. You have as “Numeric” in the console but you want it to be numeric?

In your code, I can’t see what you’re storing in mydata.cash, but you can always do a:

netwo=tonumber(mydata.cash)

You can always print out the values before you send them and see if somehow you’re including anything that would force it to a string.

Rob