Update web.mdx to include validUntil in transaction object #886
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In the "Sending Messages" example, the transaction object requires a "validUntil" field, which is not mentioned on this page, but is mentioned here https://docs.ton.org/v3/guidelines/ton-connect/guidelines/sending-messages
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In the "Sending Messages" example, the transaction object requires a "validUntil" field, which is not mentioned on this page, but is mentioned here https://docs.ton.org/v3/guidelines/ton-connect/guidelines/sending-messages
Why is it important?
You can't send any transactions without this required field. If you're reading the documentation, you might not notice the difference between the examples on these two pages. I had to look into the ton-connect source code to figure out what was going wrong.