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For questions specifically regarding the JavaScript Software Development Kit (SDK) for Stellar client applications.
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Why is the memo hash different from the one I specify during tx building?
While I'm not sure why this happens, this is not a different hash, its just encoded in base64
>>> import base64
>>> base64.b64decode('jDOeFb2J5/jH1sdUuAFqICu6EqjNtKq+OcbJ4wUHqPM=').hex()
'8c …
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How can I direct stellar laboratory to my own instance of horizon?
Figured out the solution, just write the password in the next line :)
In /src/constants/network.js
const NETWORK = {
available: {
test: {
url: 'your url',
networkObj: new Network('y …
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How can I direct stellar laboratory to my own instance of horizon?
I cloned the stellar laboratory project and edited the /src/constants/networks.js file to switch the testnet horizon url to url of my own horizon instance.
This allowed me to get requests such as che …
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