I have an observer event that is capturing customer details anytime they are updated. At this point it posts that information to a var log.
I would like to get it to post to a SOAP API url.
SOAP API URL
at this point I am trying to be pointed in the right direction of how to do this, I believe I need to write the information into an XML that matches the API.
I only have 6 fields that need to be filled so I don't think it will be to hard.
$fon = $billingaddress->getTelephone();
$street1 = $billingaddress->getStreet(1);
$street2 = $billingaddress->getStreet(2);
$city = $billingaddress->getCity();
$region = $billingaddress->getRegion();
$postcode = $billingaddress->getPostcode();
The phone number doubles as the customer #
Can somebody help me with the code to write the XML?
This chunk will go inside your body tag, as shown in the examples HERE. For the XML, it is pretty straightforward, and you can do it as one $request variable instead of assigning several:
<?php
$request = '<UpdateCustomer xmlns="http://www.dpro.com/DPAPIServices">'.
'<aRequest>'.
// '<Username>'..'</Username>'.
// '<Password>'..'</Password>'.
'<CustomerNumber>'.$billingaddress->getTelephone();.'</CustomerNumber>'.
'<CustomerName>'.$billingAddress->getFirstname().' '.$billingAddress->getLastname().'</CustomerName>'.
'<CustomerAddress1>'.$billingaddress->getStreet(1).'</CustomerAddress1>'.
'<CustomerAddress2>'.$billingaddress->getStreet(2).'</CustomerAddress2>'.
'<CustomerCity>'.$billingaddress->getCity().'</CustomerCity>'.
'<CustomerState>'.$billingaddress->getRegion().'</CustomerState>'.
'<CustomerZip>'.$billingaddress->getPostcode().'</CustomerZip>'.
'</aRequest>'.
'</UpdateCustomer>';
?>
NOTE:
I commented out the Username and Password because they weren't included in your example, and I am unsure whether they are your API user's credentials or related to the Customer.
You shouldn't need to write any XML when working with a SOAP API that already exists. Use the built-in SoapClient.
Have a look at the answers to this question if you need help with that: How to make a PHP SOAP call using the SoapClient class
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As I couldn't find anything in the documentation I might have a general understanding issue. But what I want to achieve is getting the ID of the current Contact browsing the Site. To get user details I always have to know the ID, like documented here: https://developer.mautic.org/#contacts
$api = new MauticApi();
$contactApi = $api->newApi("contacts", $auth, $settings['baseUrl']);
$contact = $contactApi->get(3);
Is there a way to the ID of the current Contact? I want to play highly customized content on the website and an entry point to get user details.
It's a REST API, so you should get a response in any case. What's the content of the response (eg. what contains $contact)? What's the HTTP code of the response? Error messages?
However... I'm not familiar with this particular API, but the principles are always the same
https://developer.mautic.org/?php#list-contacts
Without any query parameters it should give the full list of contacts. Each of the contact records should come with an ID for the details:
https://developer.mautic.org/?php#get-contact
As said, I'm not familiar with the API, so it could be that you get a contact list only from a higher entity, like a Company or so.
I can recommend Postman (https://www.postman.com/), a neat tool to make REST API requests while having full control over all the details.
Assuming that you're trying to get the details of the current logged in user.
You can use themautic.helper.user helper to do that as shown below:
<?php
$user = $this->get('mautic.helper.user')->getUser();
$firstName = $user->getFirstname();
$lastName = $user->getLastname();
$email = $user->getEmail();
$profile = $user->getProfile();
$role = $user->getRole()->getName();
if ($role->isAdmin()) {
// do something
}
Ref: https://developer.mautic.org/#services44
In order to do what you want here I do not think you actually need the API to get the user id. Mautic has dynamic content and as long as the user has a cookie dropped on his browser you can use Dynamic Content to say "Hi {contactfield=firstname}, welcome back.
You can actually call any custom field into the dynamic content slot.
Check out dynamic content which is found under the Components section in the left menu
I am trying to get a reply text message from Clickatell using their Rest API, when I call the parseReplyCallback function when their system posts to my page - it seems to be null or I am not sure how to get the variables it is returning. What I would like to do is have all of the variables returned insert into a SQL database so I can use it elsewhere.
I have tried quite a few things, using various styles of getting the variables such as $_POST, $results['text'], $results->text, and so forth each time I can't seem to get any information out of it. I can't just var_dump or anything because I can't see any backend or console so I am pretty much in the blind, hoping someone else is using this system and has it working fine.
require __DIR__.'/clickatell/src/Rest.php';
use clickatell\ClickatellException;
use clickatell\Rest;
$Rest = new Rest("j8VKw3sJTZuVfQGVC7jdhA");
// Incoming traffic callbacks (MO/Two Way callbacks)
$Rest->parseReplyCallback(function ($result) {
//mysqli_query($con,"INSERT INTO `SMSCHAT` (`text`) VALUES ('$result')");
$mesageId = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['messageId']);
$text = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['text']);
$replyMessageId = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['replyMessageId']);
$to = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['toNumber']);
$from = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['fromNumber']);
$charset = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['charset']);
$udh = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['udh']);
$network = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['network']);
$keyword = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['keyword']);
$timestamp = mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$result['timestamp']);
//do mysqli_query
});
I'd like for it to break the result into individual variables (because I plan on doing other things such as an auto-reply, etc) and upload it to the SQL database scrubbed.
Either doesn't create the table entry or gives me a blank one altogether in that first test where I put the result in the text field.
From a Clickatell point of view, although we understand what you're asking - it's unfortunately outside the scope of support that we offer on our products.
If you would like more information on our REST API functionality, please feel free to find it here: https://www.clickatell.com/developers/api-documentation/rest-api-reply-callback/
If you don't succeed in setting up the callbacks, please feel free to log a support ticket here: https://www.clickatell.com/contact/contact-support/ and one of our team members will reach out and try to assist where possible.
I am new to using WSDL's. I have used REST before but not this. I am trying to run the sample code file that is included on the UPS developer site. Page 23 of this guide is the API I am using. The file you can download includes like ten guides which I have perused, but I just initally want to figure out how to fill out the top configuration part below (I am using php example code file SoapRateClient.php). What do I put for WSDL? What do I put for end point url? The file you download on their site has several wsdl files and I'm not sure which one I am supposed to choose. Guidance appreciated.
<?php
//Configuration
$access = "secret";//I have this no problem
$userid = "";//I have this as well
$passwd = "";//I have this
$wsdl = " Add Wsdl File Here ";//What the heck do I put here!?
$operation = "ProcessRate";
$endpointurl = ' Add URL Here';//Also what do I put here?
$outputFileName = "XOLTResult.xml";
For anyone else out there confused on how to get started with the UPS Rate API, I implemented Jonathan Kelly's UPS Rate API class that he created. You just fill in your account number, key, username, password, and play with the other variables. I was able to return a dollar amount for ground shipping in five minutes. Thank gosh I didn't have to mess with SOAP and web services.
Here is details of top parameters for "SoapRateClient.php"
$access = "xxxx";
It is provided by the UPS.for this you have to create your account at UPS.This account is different from creating online account at the website.
https://www.ups.com/upsdeveloperkit
click on "Step 5: Request an access key."
2 $userid = "xxx";
userid of account.
3 $passwd = "xxx";
password of account
4 $wsdl = "wsdl/RateWS.wsdl";
this is the wsdl file you need to include for "SoapRateClient.php". Here change the path accordingly.
5 $operation = "ProcessRate";
value of operation to perform.
6
$endpointurl = 'https://wwwcie.ups.com/webservices/Rate';
I wish you the best of luck. When I started down this path I ended up grabbing code from several commerce products written in PHP to see how they did it as I could not get the UPS examples to work. Turns out most of them are just doing a POST and manually assembling the XML instead of using SOAP, since it's so painful.
But, regardless, what it wants in $wsdl is the wsdl file location.
End point url is the UPS url for the service you wish to use, for example, for TimeInTransit:
For prod: https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/TimeInTransit
For test: https://onlinetools.ups.com/ups.app/xml/TimeInTransit
EDIT: It appears that the urls above are incorrect. Reference: https://developerkitcommunity.ups.com/index.php/Special:AWCforum/st/id267
Once your testing is completed please direct your Shipping Package XML to the Production
URL:
https://onlinetools.ups.com/webservices/Ship
They should read:
For test: https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/TimeInTransit
For prod: https://onlinetools.ups.com/ups.app/xml/TimeInTransit
We have a lead generation form at Unbounce.com that is capturing lead data. They have a webhook that can transmit the data via POST to any URL that can accept it and process it. We would like to build a page that accepts this data and processes it in NetSuite (probably via the SuiteScript API's, but not sure). http://www.netsuite.com/portal/developers/resources/APIs/Dynamic%20HTML/SuiteScriptAPI/MS_SuiteScriptAPI_WebWorks.1.1.html
Variables To Get From POST
The following variables will be passed from the form in this order to the NetSuite processing page:
prog
first_name
last_name
email
parents_email
i_am_a_
phone_number
parents_phone_number
comment
Additional Page Variables To Attempt To Grab
Reading the example code below it looks like we can grab and store a few additional items. If so it would be good to store them in the CRM in the visitors profile for future reference:
page_id
page_url
variant
REQUEST FOR SAMPLE CODE
Since our preferred development enviornment is ASP.NET, can you provide sample code that can accept POST data from a webhook and create a new CRM record within our NetSuite account?
SAMPLE PHP CODE TO GET DATA FROM POST
Example code can be found at http://support.unbounce.com/entries/307685-how-does-the-form-webhook-work
If this were a PHP page you would grab the variables in the following fashion:
// This is a sample PHP script that demonstrates accepting a POST from the
// Unbounce form submission webhook, and then sending an email notification.
function stripslashes_deep($value) {
$value = is_array($value) ?
array_map('stripslashes_deep', $value) :
stripslashes($value);
return $value;
}
// First, grab the form data. Some things to note:
// 1. PHP replaces the '.' in 'data.json' with an underscore.
// 2. Your fields names will appear in the JSON data in all lower-case,
// with underscores for spaces.
// 3. We need to handle the case where PHP's 'magic_quotes_gpc' option
// is enabled and automatically escapes quotation marks.
if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) {
$unescaped_post_data = stripslashes_deep($_POST);
} else {
$unescaped_post_data = $_POST;
}
$form_data = json_decode($unescaped_post_data['data_json']);
// If your form data has an 'Email Address' field, here's how you extract it:
$email_address = $form_data->email_address[0];
// Grab the remaining page data...
$page_id = $_POST['page_id'];
$page_url = $_POST['page_url'];
$variant = $_POST['variant'];
However I don't know the code to use to get it into NetSuite. After reviewing the SuiteScript API from NetSuite it looks like we should be using nlobjRequest or nlapiRequestURL, but I have zero knowledge on how to integrate this with the sample PHP page above.
Thanks for all your help for a NetSuite noob.
You would need to create a RESTlet in NetSuite. You can find the documentation on NetSuite's Help Guide. RESTlets are part of NetSuite's SuiteScript API. They are written as JavaScript (of course, using the APIs provided by NetSuite).
When you create a RESTlet, you will be given a URL. Which you should use for your Unbounce web hook. Your RESTlet should parse the JSON data being passed by Unbounce.com.
In Short, I am pulling the feed from my blogger using the Zend API in PHP. I need to get the URL that will link to that post in blogger. What is the order of functions I need to call to get that URL.
Right now I am pulling the data using:
$query = new Zend_Gdata_Query('http://www.blogger.com/feeds/MYID/posts/default');
$query->setParam('max-results', "1");
$feed = $gdClient->getFeed($query);
$newestPost = $feed->entry[0];
I can not for the life of me figure out where I have to go from here to get the URL. I can successfully get the Post title using: $newestPost->getTitle() and I can get the body by using $newestPost->getContent()->getText(). I have tried a lot of function calls, even ones in the documentation and most of them error out. I have printed out the entire object to look through it and I can find the data I want (so I know it is there) but the object is too complex to be able to just look at and see what I have to do to get to that data.
If anyone can help me or at least point me to a good explanation of how that Object is organized and how to get to each sub object within it, that would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Never mind I figured it out.
You are almost there, really all you need to do is once you have your feed entry is access the link element inside. I like pretty URLs so I went with the alternate rather than the self entry in the atom feed.
$link = $entry->link[4]->href;
where $entry is the entry that you are setting from the feed.
The solution is:
$query = new Zend_Gdata_Query('http://www.blogger.com/feeds/MyID/posts/default');
$query->setParam('max-results', "1");
$feed = $gdClient->getFeed($query);
$newestPost = $feed->entry[0];
$body = $newestPost->getContent()->getText();
$body now contains the post contents of the latest post (or entry[0]) from the feed. This is just the contents of the body of the post, not the title or any other data or formatting.