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A type named 'SPFieldUrlValue' could not be resolved by the model

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While trying to POST an update to a Hyperlink field in SharePoint I am getting the following error"

"A type named 'SPFieldUrlValue' could not be resolved by the model. When a model is available, each type name must resolve to a valid type.
clientRequestId: 61bcbc41-e5a1-4c16-9761-c775246f342f
serviceRequestId: baf0d6a0-6076-4000-2acd-931e142c580e"

As a note, this is the information that is returned by the GET from the same list, so I am not sure why SPFieldUrlValue is causing any issue on the POST.

"RELM_x0023_": {
"__metadata": {
"type": "SP.FieldUrlValue"
},
"Description": "RELM0012345",
"Url": "http://yahoo.com"
},

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Hi @NotThe1stChoice,

That part of the json code you shared looks ok.

However, I assume you are using verbose headers? If so, you also need to specify the metadata for the list item itself. That should be the listentitytypefullname value of the list.

The easier approach would be to POST it without metadata. Try something like below:

Headers

{ "Accept": "application/json;odata=nometadata", "Content-Type": "application/json;odata=nometadata", "If-Match": "*", "X-HTTP-Method": "MERGE" }

Body

{ "RELM_x0023_": { "Description": "RELM0012345", "Url": "http://yahoo.com" } }

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@Expiscornovus ,

I will look into using the non-Metadata option later but the answer this time was just to correct a typo I did not see the first time. The above entry: "type": "SP.FieldUrlValue" was correct in the GET but that is not what i had in the POST. The error was the clue "A type named 'SPFieldUrlValue' could not be resolved." I had missed the period in the SP.FieldUrlValue.

Thank you for you advise.

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