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JSON Schema Script Closing Tags

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Marge_Blizzard last edited by

Hello I can't get the following script to work. There seems to be something with the closing tags I've tried various combinations, however, no luck.
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Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

Hey!

Yeah you forgot to close some objects + arrays. This is at least validating but please make sure your objects are correct:
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MiriamEllis Subject Expert last edited by

Hi Marge,

What do you mean by it not "working"? What, exactly, happens? Please, feel free to provide as much detail as possible.
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