I am happy to help you with your Solana issue. However, I don’t see any code in your post. Could you please paste the relevant code snippets or a detailed description of what is happening?
In addition, here are some possible issues and steps that may help you resolve the issues you are experiencing:
Transaction Simulation Failed
This error usually occurs when Solana is unable to verify the Transaction Simulation (TS) or load the application. Here are some possible solutions:
- Check the command “solana show program”: Make sure you replace “
” with the actual application ID of the installed application.
- Check that all keys are synchronized: Make sure that the keys of all connected wallets are synchronized with the Anchor wallet. You can verify this by running “wallet key list”.
- Check export.ts for typos
: Make sure there are no typos or incorrect variable names that would prevent Solana from loading your application.
Failed to validate application ID
This error indicates that the application ID you are trying to use is invalid. Here are some possible solutions:
- Check the application ID is correct: Double-check that the application ID you are using is correct and matches the one deployed on your local network.
- Check export.ts for typos or incorrect syntax: Make sure your export.ts file does not contain typos or incorrect syntax.
Front-end issues
- Make sure Solana is running in debug mode: Make sure Solana is not running in production mode, as this may prevent some features from working.
- Check for Solana Web3 Provider Issues: If you are using a custom web3 provider (e.g., “solana-adapter”), make sure it is properly configured and updated.
Here is an example of what your export.ts file might look like:
import { Keypair } from '@solana/web3.js';
import * as anchor from '@solana/anchoring.js';
const programId = '...'; // Replace with the actual program ID
export async function main() {
const keypair = new Keypair();
console.log(keypair);
// Use the keypair to sign the transaction
await solana.showProgram('...'); // This should fail if the program ID is incorrect
}
Here’s an example of what your export.ts file might look like:
import { Keypair } from '@solana/web3.js';
import * as anchor from '@solana/anchoring.js';
const programId = 'your_program_id_here'; // Replace with your actual program ID
export async function main() {
const keypair = new Keypair();
console.log(keypair);
// Use the keypair to verify the operation
await solana.showProgram(programId); // This should succeed if the program ID is correct
}
Please provide more code snippets or explain the specific issues and I’ll do my best to help you.