Excellent. It was the [] characters that did the trick! (The quotes were a python artefact and not included in the JSON I actually sent.)

Thank you for  the reply. I had tried various combinations of syntax thinking it was something like that! However I just tried again with your suggestion and still get the same 500 error. The JSON sen...

I am making reference to the Calendar Events API. As an Instructor, I am trying insert a class timetable to a section with what I believe to be the correct JSON but I get a 500 error response. I've tr...

Thank you. That was the bit of magic I needed. I had not appreciated the subtle differences between 'id', 'user_id' and 'enrollment_id' in different contexts!  The following code worked just fine as t...

Thank you for your reply. As I showed in my code sample, I am using  the Enrollment API to successfully enroll students in a section using the section_id and the user_id. Unless I have misunderstood y...

Excellent. It was the [] characters that did the trick! (The quotes were a python artefact and not included in the JSON I actually sent.)

Thank you for  the reply. I had tried various combinations of syntax thinking it was something like that! However I just tried again with your suggestion and still get the same 500 error. The JSON sen...

I am making reference to the Calendar Events API. As an Instructor, I am trying insert a class timetable to a section with what I believe to be the correct JSON but I get a 500 error response. I've tr...

Thank you. That was the bit of magic I needed. I had not appreciated the subtle differences between 'id', 'user_id' and 'enrollment_id' in different contexts!  The following code worked just fine as t...

Thank you for your reply. As I showed in my code sample, I am using  the Enrollment API to successfully enroll students in a section using the section_id and the user_id. Unless I have misunderstood y...