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Uncaught (in promise) Error: Function "getDonators" requires 1 arguments, but undefined were provided – Reactjs

I am building a crowdfunding blockchain application and I am getting the above error.

Uncaught (in promise) Error: Function "getDonators" requires 1 arguments, but undefined were provided.
Expected function signature: contract.call("getDonators", _id: BigNumberish): Promise<string[], BigNumber[]>

This the code for the part where I am calling getDonators function

const getDonations = async (pId) => {
    const donations = await contract.call('getDonators', pId); //HERE! 
    const numberOfDonations = donations[0].length;

    const parsedDonations = [];

    for(let i = 0; i < numberOfDonations; i++) {
      parsedDonations.push({
        donator: donations[0][i],
        donation: ethers.utils.formatEther(donations[1][i].toString())
      })
    }

    return parsedDonations;
  }

This is the code that is present in the Solidity File


    function getDonators(uint256 _id) view public returns (address[] memory, uint256[] memory) {
        return (campaigns[_id].donators, campaigns[_id].donations);

Please help me resolve this issue. Am I not passing the parameters correctly ?

I tried to pass parameters in various ways but it didnt really fixed the issue.
Also I tried to call the function(in .sol file) in a different manner like this :

await contract.donateToCampaign(pId, {
    value: ethers.utils.parseEther(amount.toString())
  });
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    UPD : I actually resolved the error, replacing the erroneous line of code with :

    const donations = await contract.call('getDonators', [pId]); //HERE!

    https://portal.thirdweb.com/typescript/sdk.smartcontract.call


  2. 0

    The possible error I can see in your code is from this line:

    const getDonations = async (pId) => {

    The pId may be undefined in the first place.
    Try to console.log to see if it is actually an integer

    const getDonations = async (pId) => {
    console.log('pId:', pId); //Add the code here
    const donations = await contract.call('getDonators', pId);
//...
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