Problems with msgprint structure

[Alex_Steeve_Carrillo]

Hi guys, I need help.
I try to create a dialog with msgprint, but in its structure I am passing a call to a server-side function and then I assign the parameters of that function, but it returns me as if I had not passed them.

frappe.msgprint(
								msg='NO SEQUENTIAL',
								title='CAUTION-SEQUENTIAL',
								raise_exception=1,
								primary_action={
									"label": _('OK, Validate'),
									"server_action":"electronic_billing.electronic_billing.doctype.api_server.api_server.submit_docs",
									"args":{"voucher_name":self.name,"voucher_type":"Sales Invoice"}
								},
							)

The following code is part of the definition of the function to be called.

@frappe.whitelist()
def submit_docs(voucher_name, voucher_type):
	respuesta = frappe.db.get_value(voucher_type, {'name': voucher_name}, ['status_voucher'])
    print("STATUS:",status)
return respuesta

finally, this is the response from the server when the function is executed and I press the OK button

any advice is very helpful, thanks in advance

[Rangubha_Makwana]

Hello @Alex_Steeve_Carrillo

pass args and kwargs as argument in your function (submit_docs()) then you can get voucher_name and voucher_type from kwargs

@frappe.whitelist()
def submit_docs(*arg, **kwargs):
pass