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Update fulfilling-requests.mdx with a clear statment about the JobId without dashes in Remix #3092

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion src/content/chainlink-nodes/v1/fulfilling-requests.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -137,7 +137,9 @@ After you add jobs to your node, you can use the node to fulfill requests. This

1. Fund the contract by sending LINK to the contract's address. See the [Fund your contract](/resources/fund-your-contract) page for instructions. The address for the `ATestnetConsumer` contract is on the list of your deployed contracts in Remix. You can fund your contract with 1 LINK.

1. After you fund the contract, create a request. Input your operator contract address and the job ID for the `Get > Uint256` job into the `requestEthereumPrice` request method **without dashes**. The job ID is the `externalJobID` parameter, which you can find on your job's definition page in the Node Operators UI.
1. After you fund the contract, create a request. Input your operator contract address and the job ID for the `Get > Uint256` job into the `requestEthereumPrice` request method **without dashes**. The job ID is the `externalJobID` parameter, which you can find on your job's definition page in the Node Operators UI. Attention!! Put the jobid without dashes in the field. so like this 32edbb0009414b4cbd1ecc24a6c39345 not like this 32edbb00-0941-4b4c-bd1e-cc24a6c39345



![Screenshot of the requestEthereumPrice function with the oracle address and job ID specified.](/images/chainlink-nodes/node-operators/requestEthereumPrice.jpg)

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