Hi @salanmato, I'm not sure I understand your issue. What is the query string and other parameters you are providing to search/multi? And what does that movie have to do with the issue?

@robbie3999 said:

Hi @salanmato, I'm not sure I understand your issue. What is the query string and other parameters you are providing to search/multi? And what does that movie have to do with the issue?

fetch(https://api.themoviedb.org/3/search/multi?query=${search}&include_adult=false&page=1`, tmdbApiOptions)

The movie appears replacing movies in the search. If I search for "Jason", people and tv shows appears in response, but movies don't. It's like they sending "undefined" replacing the word I sending only for movies, and I receiving this movie in response.

@salanmato said:

@robbie3999 said:

Hi @salanmato, I'm not sure I understand your issue. What is the query string and other parameters you are providing to search/multi? And what does that movie have to do with the issue?

fetch(https://api.themoviedb.org/3/search/multi?query=${search}&include_adult=false&page=1`, tmdbApiOptions)

The movie appears replacing movies in the search. If I search for "Jason", people and tv shows appears in response, but movies don't. It's like they sending "undefined" replacing the word I sending only for movies, and I receiving this movie in response.

What robbie3999 asked was:
What is the query string
That is, what was used in place of ${search}.
Can you let us know?
Was it the word undefined by any chance?

@ticao2 said:

@salanmato said:

@robbie3999 said:

Hi @salanmato, I'm not sure I understand your issue. What is the query string and other parameters you are providing to search/multi? And what does that movie have to do with the issue?

fetch(https://api.themoviedb.org/3/search/multi?query=${search}&include_adult=false&page=1`, tmdbApiOptions)

The movie appears replacing movies in the search. If I search for "Jason", people and tv shows appears in response, but movies don't. It's like they sending "undefined" replacing the word I sending only for movies, and I receiving this movie in response.

What robbie3999 asked was:
What is the query string
That is, what was used in place of ${search}.
Can you let us know?
Was it the word undefined by any chance?

I don't think so, because in the same search I receive tv shows and people, only movies appears undefined

Guys, fixed here.

I call the API2 times. At the second time I using the property name from the object. TV Shows and People have this property but movie not (in case of movies, are titles). There is my undefined response :(.

If you're expecting there to be a name field in a movie item, you will have problems. TV and movie objects are not the same, they have different fields. You can use the media_type field to discern what object you're trying to parse.

@travisbell said:

If you're expecting there to be a name field in a movie item, you will have problems. TV and movie objects are not the same, they have different fields. You can use the media_type field to discern what object you're trying to parse.

Yes, I made an if statement like obj.name || obj.title and fixed