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Solana: SPL token 2022 display problem in wallets
Introduction
Solana is a popular blockchain platform, known for its speed, scaling and lightness. One of the unique features of Solana is its support for the SPL (social platform) tokens, which, in addition to the Solana network, allow creators to create individualized social platforms. In this article, we will examine the problem of displaying the SPL tocans in your wallets when using Mainnet and Devnet.
SPL tokens displaying problem
When the user creates a new Solana portfolio, it provides a connection that provides a variety of information about their property, including the SPL tokens they have. However, the problem arises when you are trying to show these SPL chips in portfolios that support individualized chips metadata such as “metadata” extensions.
The problem mainly determines how Solana controls the extensions of the chips of the token. Specifically, when the user creates a Mainnet and Devnet SPP access key extension, the extension is stored in a blockchain condition that is not directly available from the portfolio interface.
Explore the problem
To understand why this happens, we need to immerse us in details of the action of metadata extensions in Solana’s chips. According to Solana documentation, the CHIP metadata extensions are implemented as personalized contracts on Solana network. These contracts are responsible for storing and restoring data from a specific sign, including its metadata.
When the user creates an extension of the SPP access key to Mainnet or Devnet, it is used as a separate contract performed by Blockchain Mainnet or Devnet. However, this installation process does not automatically update the portfolio interface to display a detailed metadata.
Solution
To solve this problem, developers can use one of two methods:
- This approach requires knowledge in creating Solan and concluding contracts.
- Solana-SDK.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the SPL tocile 2022 display in the Mainnet and Devnet portfolios can be difficult due to how Solana controls the chip metadata extensions. However, the developers have several options to solve this problem, including personal extensions or use of libraries and third -party services.
Understanding these challenges, we hope to inspire additional innovations and improve the development of portfolios and token management solutions based on Solana.
Related sources
- [Solana Documentation: Tokest Metadata Extensions] (
- [Solana SDK Library: tokenmetadata class] ( [token_metadata.js)