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Can someone please help me fix this command?

/setblock -10 15 -42 command_block 0 replace {Command:"/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:magma_cream"}]}"}

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    What's wrong with it? Which error are you getting while running it?
    – rivermont - Will B.
    Jan 21, 2017 at 16:52

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The problem here is that Minecraft will read the Command string as:

Command:"/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:"

The first " starts the string where you want to start it, but then the next " ends it early.

To stop quotation marks from ending a string, you can escape them by putting a \ in front, like this:

{Command:"/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:\"minecraft:magma_cream\"}]}"}

Alternatively, in this situation but not always, you could leave out one or both pairs of quotation marks:

{Command:"/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:minecraft:magma_cream}]}"}
{Command:/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:magma_cream"}]}}
{Command:/testfor @p[r=7] {Inventory:[{id:minecraft:magma_cream}]}}
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