User.SetState fails - Error = <ErrorData>finesse.api.reasoncode.require_reasoncode</ErrorData> <ErrorMessage>The state change requires a valid reason code.</ErrorMessage>

[kelvinevans48371]

getting the following error message when calling SetState

status=400, content='<ApiErrors>
<ApiError>
<ErrorType>Parameter Missing</ErrorType>
<ErrorData>finesse.api.reasoncode.require_reasoncode</ErrorData>
<ErrorMessage>The state change requires a valid reason code.</ErrorMessage>
</ApiError>
</ApiErrors>',

The code is as follows

setUserState: function (state) {
clientLogs.log("setUserState(): The users current state is: " + state);

if (state == 'NOT_READY') {
alert("setUserState(): Changing the user state to: " + state);

user.setState(
states.NOT_READY,
2, {
success: makeCallSuccess,
error: makeCallError
});

}
else if (state == 'READY')
{
alert("setUserState(): Changing the user state to: " + state);
user.setState(
states.READY, {
success: makeCallSuccess,
error: makeCallError
});
}
},

Help please

[dekwan]

getHi,

The format of the JavaScript method to set the state with a reason code is: 

So, you need to pass it a ReasonCode object, which is just the format of:

{
    id: _reasonCodeId
}

Also, remember to use the reason code Id and not the reason code number. To get the reason code Id, you can use the getNotReadyReasonCodes method (https://pubhub.devnetcloud.com/media/finesse/docs/guides/javascript-library/symbols/finesse.restservices.User.html#getNotReadyReasonCodes). If you just want the number for testing sake, you can use the API: https://developer.cisco.com/docs/finesse/#!userget-reason-code-list

Thanx,

Denise