I am trying to run a sample PHP web application integrated with Google Wallet. Similar to this: http://iap-php.appspot.com.
I have been following the documentation provided in https://developers.google.com/wallet/objects/quickstart-php#register. I created a project. And I couldn't get Wallet Object API in the list.
And I am stuck here:
And on clicking "sign up for Wallet Objects API access", I have filled the form and got a mail from Google that:
We are reviewing your information and will update you via email on your eligibility and next steps soon.
And I am unable to continue further.
Basically I wanted to run this integration with PHP on my localhost for testing purpose. How do I setup wallet objects? What docs I have to read? From where do I have to start?
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I need to integrate QuickBook as a payment method with a website. For this, I would like to connect to QuickBook and create an invoice or payments links and redirect customers to them as I do it with Paypal and after catch the webhooks from QuickBooks about payment status.
Here is a page for paying with Quickbook (You can make a payment link manually in your account):
I want to create such links with api for php (laravel). There is no api for directly creating payment link though api, but there is an option to create invoices with link. I've managed to create such invoices calling the QuickBooks api through Postman but that link doesn't work. It opens an error page.
Here is that page:
There is no much information about paying on the website with QuickBooks, so I am not quite sure is this task a achievable. But if anyone did something similar or has some experience with integration QuickBook to e-commercial websites, please give me a hint
The thing was that the QB has an error in sandbox mode. If you try to call this route in live mode everything will work. Here is a link for my issue on the Intuit Developer Forum https://help.developer.intuit.com/s/feed/0D54R00008D4MIwSAN
The first thing you want to do is set up your application on Quickbooks Online. Here is a Quickstart guide: https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbo/docs/get-started
Then you should consider using the PHP client library for OAuth: https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbo/docs/develop/authentication-and-authorization/oauth-2.0
Then you can start looking through the Quickbooks Online API, and see if they have API to solve your needs: https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbo/docs/api/accounting/most-commonly-used/account
I am trying to implement myPOS (https://www.mypos.eu/) with PHP with API and flutter.
Basically I want to strike API call by the Laravel from flutter app to MYPOS gateway.
I have gone through the official documents with this link. The OAuth API as per this link implemented with PHP but not able to get the results.
I have created the developer account, added the client_id, client_secrets at the required place, followed all the given steps in official document, but still not able to get the required and expected results.
It seems, at some point, the official document is missing some steps with example for the implementation.
It would be great if one can provide an example.
How will I put two apicontext in my system? I already made a paypal rest api sdk in my system and it is running properly, Now I need to put another paypal account but I dont know how will I put it. How will I do this in laravel?
I am looking to create an installable Google Apps Marketplace (GAMv2) app in PHP using the Google APIs Client Library for PHP.
The examples in github don't demonstrate how to setup the client object for marketplace apps and how the authentication flow would work. Any help to get me started would be great.
The app will need to access the Drives, Calendars of users and ideally be able to send messages to users that would appear in their Google+ notifications.
Short Version:
How do I connect to my company's QuickBooks Online subscription via a PHP script to retrieve some relatively simple information like a list of Customers or a list of Invoices?
Long Version:
Okay, so I've spent all day trying to figure out how to connect to QuickBooks Online via PHP, and I'm still stuck. Either I'm an idiot, or this whole thing is more complicated than trying to make my wife happy. It looks like the QuickBooks API changes every couple years, any many of the posts from the recent past are now incorrect.
Basically, I am simply trying to write a php script which connects to my company's QuickBooks Online account. I need to do very simple things like retrieve a list of customers, retrieve a list of invoices, and so on. While researching, I found this post from June 2013:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/17226869/3195596
The post says to use qbXML, download the QuickBooks PHP Dev Kit, and look at the example in "docs/example_online_edition.php":
So, I downloaded the QuickBooks PHP Dev Kit (from here: http://consolibyte.com/downloads/quickbooks-php-devkit/) and went into "docs/example_online_edition.php". This php file now says "DO NOT USE THIS FILE ANYMORE!" It also says that "All QuickBooks Online implementations should now be using the v3 REST APIs.".
Therefore, my understanding at this point is this: Before I even connect to my company's QuickBooks Online account, I first have to create a developer account at developer.intuit.com (aka Intuit Partner Platform aka IPP).
So, I registered with IPP, and now I'm just stuck with nowhere to go. My IPP account is not connected to my company's QuickBooks Online account - am I supposed to connect these somehow?
Can anyone explain to me in somewhat plain English how I would connect to my company's QuickBooks Online account via PHP?
I am written extensively on the basics of connecting to QuickBooks. The articles are Rails based but a user of any programming environment can benefit from them.
Get started integrating Rails 4 and QuickBooks Online (QBO)
I simplified my own question here.
And the nice guys at Intuit responded fairly quickly. Their answer, as I understand it, is that I need to build an application under my QuickBooks IPP account, then use OAuth to tie it to my QuickBooks Online account.