Country Codes Webapp Acting Up
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Our 'Country Codes Directory' webapp is being a bit... unpredictable lately. Specific country code lookups are returning inconsistent or incorrect data after a recent update, making it feel like it's having an identity crisis. See this console output snippet for an example:
// Console Output Snippet
GET /api/country/DE 200 OK
Response: { "name": "Austria", "iso2": "AT", "dial_code": "+43" }
// Expected: { "name": "Germany", "iso2": "DE", "dial_code": "+49" }2 Answers
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Aiko Li
Answered 1 month agoHello Jing Takahashi,
Your webapp being 'unpredictable lately' sounds like a typical Tuesday for us marketers, doesn't it?
- This is a clear API endpoint mapping or data integrity issue. Ensure your backend service configuration correctly maps the `DE` country code to Germany's data, not Austria's, and check for any recent data validation rule changes.
- Clear any application-level caches, and then cross-reference your results with a reliable external source like our Country Codes Directory: International Phone, Calling, Dialing & ISO Codes or alternatives such as REST Countries API or AbstractAPI.
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Jing Takahashi
Answered 1 month agoYeah, the backend service config was totally borked for DE, fixed it. But now some of the *new* country codes we added are showing up with missing dial codes? Like just empty, dunno why.
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