I’m working on a project to search for NFTs on the XRPL network. But I’m hitting a snag with the basics. Even though I’ve calculated what seems to be a valid NFTokenPage ID, I can’t find any NFTs.
I’ve been using the official websocket API tool to run ledger queries. The NFTs are definitely there because I can see them when I use account methods on the testnet.
Does anyone have experience with NFTokenPage entries? I’m looking for some real-world code examples or samples. The format documentation is helpful, but I need something more practical.
Any tips or pointers would be really appreciated. I feel like I’m missing something obvious here!
hey there zoe! i’ve been tinkering with nfts on xrpl too and ran into similar headaches 
have you double-checked that you’re querying the right ledger? sometimes i accidentally mix up mainnet and testnet addresses which leads to all sorts of confusion lol
also, just curious - what method are you using to calculate the nftokenpage id? there might be a gotcha in the calculation process. i found the rippled api docs a bit tricky to navigate at first
oh, and have you tried using any xrpl libraries like xrpl.js? they can make life easier when dealing with this stuff. might be worth a shot if you haven’t already!
let me know if any of that helps or if you want to bounce more ideas around. nft stuff on xrpl can be a real brain-bender sometimes!
yo zoe, been there done that! NFTokenPage stuff can be a real pain. have u tried using the xrpl.js library? it’s a lifesaver for this kinda thing. also, double check ur ledger index - sometimes the most recent one doesn’t have the NFTs yet. keep at it, you’ll crack it soon!
I’ve encountered similar issues while working with NFTokenPage IDs on XRPL. One crucial aspect often overlooked is the ledger version you’re querying. Ensure you’re using the correct ledger version where the NFTs were minted.
Another potential pitfall is the NFTokenPage calculation itself. The algorithm can be tricky, and small errors can lead to incorrect IDs. I’d recommend double-checking your calculation logic against the official XRPL documentation.
If you’re still stuck, consider using a tool like xrpl-parser. It can help decode and verify NFTokenPage IDs, which might reveal where the discrepancy lies.
Lastly, don’t hesitate to reach out to the XRPL developer community. They’re often willing to review code snippets and offer targeted advice.