Problem as this is not a valid issue.
However, I can guide you on how to debug this issue.
Transaction Failed Due to Wrong Order of Calls in Ethereum
The transaction failed because of Wrong Order of CallsTypically Occurs when This can happen due to several reasons including:
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Gas ​​Limit issues : Gas limit is the maximum amount of computational resources (in this case, ether) allowed for an Ethereum operation like a transaction. If
Here's a simple example in solidity that demonstrates how to handle suit situations:
Solidity
Pragma Solidity ^0.8.0;
MySmartonTrtract contract {
// Define the Gas Limit and Maximum Allowed Ether Per Operation
Uint256 Public Maxgas = 100000;
uint publicperoperation = 10 * (1e18);
// Mapping to store operations with their respective gas and eth costs
Mapping (address => [uint, uint]) private operations;
// Function to add an operation to the contract's mapping
Function Addoperation (Uint Cost, Uint ETH) Public {
Require (msg.value> 0, "you must send some ether");
Require (Cost <= Maxethperoperation, "Cost Exceeds Maximum Allowed ETH per Operation");
// Store The Operation With Its Gas and ETH Costs
Operations [msg.gender] [cost] = (ETH, cost);
}
// Function to execute an operation
Function Execute (Uint Cost) Public {
uint eth = msg.value;
Require (operations [msg.senser] .length> 0 && eth> = operations [msg.sender] [cost] [1], "you have insufficient funs or no such operation");
Require (Operations [Msg.senser] [Cost] [0] <= Maxgas, "too many gas for the current operation");
// Execute the Operation
(Bool Success, Bytes Memory Data) = Executeoperation (Msg.sender, Cost);
If (! Success) {
Console.log ("Transaction Failed because of Wrong Order of Calls.");
}
}
// Function to Execute an Operation and Send Ether Back in Case of Failure
Function Executeoperation (Address _From, Uint Cost) Public Payable {
Require (Operations [_from] .length> 0 && msg.value> = Operations [_from] [Cost] [1], "You have insufficient funds or no such operation");
Require (operations [_from] [cost] [0] <= maxgas, "too many gas for the current operation");
// Execute and Handle the Transaction
payable (_from) .Send ether (operations [_from] [cost] [1]);
Return (True, Bytes []);
}
}
In this example, a simpleapikitis used to send transactions with gas limit checked. The transaction will be reverted if there is any wrong order of calls.
Using SafEApikit
Firstly ensure that you have thesafe-abi-spykitpackage installed in your project:
bash
NPM Install Safe-Abi-Spykit–Save
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Then, import it and use as shown above.