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Asp.net Core: Getting the content of PercentValue #113

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Lug16 opened this issue Aug 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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Asp.net Core: Getting the content of PercentValue #113

Lug16 opened this issue Aug 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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@Lug16
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Lug16 commented Aug 9, 2024

Hi all...

I've been struggling for hours with the way to get from the response object, the value of the field PercentValue when comparing docs and selfies.
I'm using "Regula.DocumentReader.WebClient" Version="7.4.43"
According to the json structure I got from the response it is located in:

response►ContainerList►List►10►ListVerifiedFields►pFieldMaps►0►Matrix►3

But using the library in C# does not show anything under AuthenticityCheckList or any other property

Can you please help me with this?

BR

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Thank you for reporting this issue and for providing detailed information. We appreciate your help in identifying the bug.

While we work on fixing this, could you please share more details about your use case? Specifically, we’d like to understand why you need to access the comparison percentage values. This information will help us better address your needs and potentially improve our solution.

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GubinAlexander commented Sep 4, 2024

Hello @Lug16
We have just released new v7.4.44 version. In this version you should be able to get PercentValue by this path: response.Authenticity().List[0].List[0].PercentValue
Also please keep in mind every PercentValue field locates in AuthenticityCheckList container.
Please feel free to test this approach and let us know if you will have any issues.

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