Need a specialist in Media Station X (Smart TV): launch the ready movie library with ID verification.

Budget: 70 USD Deadline: 1 day

Ilya, you have a typical MSX error at the intersection of JSON, CORS, and response format. I will quickly go through the Media Station X documentation, check the PHP script, the logic for checking IDs in Google Sheets/JSON, and adjust the response to the format that MSX accepts without "Failed to fetch." I have 7 years of experience in web services and APIs, regularly fixing integrations where headers, SSL, and correct JSON are important. I am ready to get involved and ensure the launch runs smoothly.

Budget: 25000 USD Deadline: 7 days

Good day, Ilya!

To better understand the task, please clarify:
1. Is there access to the server logs to better understand when the "Failed to fetch" error occurs?
2. Are you using any third-party libraries or frameworks in your PHP script?
3. How is the ID checked: through the Google Sheets API or do you upload data in JSON?
4. Is there a possibility to test the fixes in a test environment to avoid affecting the live site?

My approach:
1. I will study the current PHP script and the MSX documentation to understand the specifics of working with the API and JSON.
2. I will check the CORS settings and the correctness of processing JSON responses.
3. I will fix the encountered error so that the application interacts correctly with the server.
4. I will conduct testing to ensure the stability of the library when checking the ID.

I strive not just to "tighten the screws" but to ensure the stable operation of your system so that users can use the library without issues. Please write to me in private messages — we will discuss the details and I will suggest optimal solutions for a quick launch. Expand

Budget: 60 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hey Ilya,

"Failed to fetch" in MSX almost always comes down to one of three things: missing CORS headers (specifically Access-Control-Allow-Origin), invalid JSON output (BOM,
PHP notices/warnings leaking into the response, or wrong Content-Type), or MSX expecting a specific response structure your script isn't returning.

The fastest way to confirm which one: open the response URL directly in a browser, then in the network tab check what headers are coming back. If the JSON validates
and headers look right, then it's likely an MSX schema issue — their docs spell out the exact format expected for content responses.

What I'd do:

Pull up your script and run a request the way MSX does, see the raw response. Fix whatever's actually breaking (probably 15-30 min once I see it). If you're hitting
Google Sheets directly on every request, I'd also cache the ID list to a local JSON file with periodic refresh — Sheets API gets rate-limited and slow, which can
cause intermittent failures that look like the same error.

Same day, 60 USD. Send me the script and the URL you're hitting from MSX, I'll have it working before end of day.

Background: PCAP-certified Python dev, but PHP/JSON/CORS work is daily for me. Done plenty of Smart TV and embedded API debugging. Expand

Budget: 120 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I can help make the MSX launch stable and neat because the message "Failed to fetch" is usually related to a few very specific issues in the server response, rather than the idea itself being incorrect. I work a lot with PHP endpoints that serve Smart TV-style applications, and most often the most noticeable improvements are achieved through proper configuration of JSON output, headers, and request handling when MSX communicates with the server.

I will check your current PHP script and the exact flow of MSX requests, and then adjust the response so that MSX accepts it every time. This includes returning strictly valid JSON with the correct structure for MSX, setting the correct Content-Type, properly configuring CORS, and ensuring that there is no extraneous output in the response such as spaces, notices, BOM, or random HTML that could break the response. I can also replace the check through Google Sheets with a small cached JSON layer on your server to keep the ID lookup fast and not fail when Google is slow, while still updating the data on a schedule you choose.

One idea that would make the system more reliable is a friendly fallback screen that also shows a short support code based on the entered ID and time. This helps real users and support quickly understand what happened without revealing the subscriber list, and will save you a lot of unnecessary correspondence in the future.

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Budget and timeline estimate: from $120 to $250 for fixing and testing the endpoint and the MSX launch process, usually within 1–2 days, depending on how quickly I can see your current script and the expected JSON format for MSX. Thank you! Expand

Budget: 30 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I am interested in your project. I have experience with PHP, JSON, API, and setting up server logic, plus I quickly understand documentation and non-standard cases. From the description, the task seems to be an issue with CORS, JSON response, or the peculiarities of request handling in Media Station X — I can quickly find the cause and ensure stable operation.

I am ready to get involved, check the current scripts, fix the "Failed to fetch" error, and perform a proper ID check with the launch of the movie library/placeholder. I can also assist with further project support if needed. 👍

Budget: 70 USD Deadline: 1 day

Do you have the necessary experience? Do you do the test directly on the smart TV? Can you show your script and the link where it is located?