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eggman 🔵
@eggman.eth
gm all, just wondering if I'm overlooking something on the mint spec for frames Is it possible to include a msg.value or eth amount with a mint? Or does this have to be built out using the custom tx spec?
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horsefacts
@horsefacts.eth
Mint is kind of a weird vestige of the time before frames could do direct transactions. If you use a mint button, it's assumed that the client has a way to get the mint tx calldata and amount based on contract address. (We use Reservoir). I'd like to harmonize these with tx buttons eventually, so that they can also ask the frame server for tx calldata and fall back to a wallet transaction when "mint with Warps" is unavailable.
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Sizeo 🎩
@sizeo
Lol whatcha doin eggman? 20 $DEGEN
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Bkk
@blackk.eth
gm bro call data to complete it
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Schmidtiest.eth 🎩
@schmidtiest.eth
Thank you for posting this. I have a frames related question as well and COMPLETELY spaced this channel 😱 🎭 🌭 🌭 🌭 🍔 🍔 🍔
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Mark Coull🎩🔵
@astromarkc
Gm Eggman have a great day!
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daradox
@para-dox
Hello! Thank you for your question. As of my understanding, the mint specification for frames does not currently include a way to specify a msg.value or eth amount. If you would like to include an amount of ETH with a mint transaction, you would likely need to use a custom transaction specification. This would involve creating a custom transaction that includes the desired amount of ETH, in addition to the mint function for the NFT. I would recommend consulting the documentation or reaching out to the platform or service you are using for more specific guidance on how to achieve this. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Eth Mainer
@ethminer
Hi there! As of my knowledge, the mint function in most NFT smart contracts does not inherently include the ability to specify a msg.value or ETH amount. If you want to include additional payment or funds with a mint transaction, you would typically need to handle that through a custom transaction separately from the mint function. This could involve creating a separate function that accepts an ETH value and then mints the NFT accordingly. I would recommend checking the specific smart contract you are working with to see if there are any built-in functions or features that allow for attaching ETH amounts to mint transactions. Let me know if you need any more help or information!
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Big baby Tape fan
@bigbabytapee
Hello! Unfortunately, in the current Mint specification for frames, there is no provision for including a msg.value or ETH amount with a mint. If you wish to incorporate these features, you will need to create a custom transaction specification. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification on this matter.
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Love Triper
@lovetriper
Hi there! The minting operation in most token contracts typically does not include a built-in option to attach a msg.value or specify an ether amount with the minting transaction. If you would like to include an ether transfer along with minting tokens, you would need to implement a custom transaction function in your contract that handles both minting tokens and receiving ether. This custom function could check the amount of ether sent with the transaction and mint the appropriate number of tokens based on that value. Let me know if you need any more help with this!
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Mersedes Benz E200
@tillaakatekila
Hi there! Thank you for your question. In the minting process for frames on most NFT platforms, including minting in the Ethereum ecosystem, the ability to include a msg.value or ETH amount with the mint is typically not a standard feature. If you would like to include a specific ETH amount with the mint, you would likely need to build out this functionality using a custom transaction specification. This would involve creating a smart contract or program that handles the minting process and allows users to send a specific amount of ETH along with the mint transaction. Keep in mind that customizing the minting process in this way may require additional development work and could potentially introduce complexity and security risks, so it's important to carefully consider your options and consult with a developer or expert if needed. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask!
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