I'm using the Podio PHP API, and I want to validate a webhook as done here: https://developers.podio.com/examples/webhooks
I have a test script on my server: http://qvido.se/api/podio/ValidateHook.php which contains this code:
<?php
require_once('Depend/PodioAPI.php');
require_once('Depend/config.php');
error_log("validate triggerd");
// Setup client
Podio::setup($client_id, $client_secret);
// Turn on debugging
Podio::$debug = true;
// Authenticate the application
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => MY_APP_ID, 'app_token' => 'MY_APP_TOKEN'));
switch ($_POST['type']) {
case 'hook.verify':
// Validate the webhook
PodioHook::validate($_POST['hook_id'], array('code' => $_POST['code']));
case 'item.create':
// Do something. item_id is available in $_POST['item_id']
case 'item.update':
// Do something. item_id is available in $_POST['item_id']
case 'item.delete':
// Do something. item_id is available in $_POST['item_id']
}
?>
When hitting Verfiy in the Podio UI it doesn't seem to send a $_POST request to my script. I've turned on the debug mode but nothing gets logged in the podio.log file. Instead it shows a 302 error code while trying to send the $_POST request to my script.
I don't think my script gets called at all. How can I do this?
Assuming all other variables are defined properly, there is still an error in your static Podio::authenticate() method.
Just strip the quotes from MY_APP_TOKEN:
So
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => MY_APP_ID, 'app_token' => 'MY_APP_TOKEN'));
should better be
Podio::authenticate('app', array('app_id' => MY_APP_ID, 'app_token' => MY_APP_TOKEN));
Cheers!
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I'm using hostfact https://www.hostfact.nl for our billing. Now I want to extend the code and get a loop on executing the internalAPI in hooks.php. I tried to find an answer in the documentation https://www.hostfact.nl/developer/api/ but without success.
// When a client is edited, the bankParameters are checked and validated.
// That is only an example
function action_debtor_is_edited($parameters){
$params = array(
'DebtorCode' => $parameters['DebtorCode']
);
$hostfactResult = internalAPI('debtor', 'show', $params);
$bankParams = array(
'Identifier' => '2',
'AccountNumber' => 'AT6734080000000000',
'AccountBank' => 'test bank',
'AccountCity' => 'city',
'AccountBIC' => 'RLNODASD'
);
$bankResult = internalAPI('debtor', 'edit', $bankParams);
}
I've already asked the support and got follwoing answer:
One of the option is keeping track of the situation. For example, use
a static or global variable. When you call an (internal)API call from
a webhook, first flag that variable, so in the newly called webhook
you know that is not needed to execute the webhook again (at least not
the part which causes the loop). In the original call, after receiving
the result, the flag can be unset again.
My Problem is, I'm new to PHP and don't understand what I should do to avoid the loop. The $bankParams variable is intentionally hardcoded.
Can you help?
I'm trying out the ActiveCollab API for my first time. I had to use StackOveflow to figure out how to get the API token since the docs don't tell me this.
Below is my code:
/* GET INTENT */
$url = 'https://my.activecollab.com/api/v1/external/login';
$fields = array(
'email' => "email#email.com",
'password' => "****"
);
$intent = curl_post_connector($url, $fields);
$intent = $intent->user->intent;
/* GET TOKEN */
$url = 'https://app.activecollab.com/my_app_id/api/v1/issue-token-intent';
$fields = array(
'intent' => $intent,
'client_name' => 'My App Name',
'client_vendor' => 'My Company Name'
);
$token = curl_post_connector($url, $fields);
$token = $token->token;
Everything above works and get's the token properly. What I find really weird is that I have to use API v1 to get this, and the docs on ActiveCollab's site don't mention any URL for API v5. It seems like this is the approach everything is taking here on StackOverflow.
Now with the token, I try to get my list of projects:
/* GET PROJECT */
$url = 'https://app.activecollab.com/my_app_id/api/v1/users';
$headers = array (
"X-Angie-AuthApiToken" => $token
);
$projects = curl_get_connector($url, $headers);
var_dump($projects);
But this does not work. There is no error returned - it instead returns an array of languages for some reason! I don't want to paste the massive json object here, so instead I'll link you to a photo of it: https://www.screencast.com/t/7p5JuFB4Gu
UPDATE:
When attempting to use the SDK, it works up until I try getting the token (which is just as far as I got without the SDK). I'm getting Server Error 500, and when looking at the logs, it says:
/home/working/public_html/ac/index.php(21): ActiveCollab\SDK\Authenticator\Cloud->issueToken(123456789)
#1 {main}
thrown in /home/working/public_html/ac/SDK/Authenticator/Cloud.php on line 115
This is line 115 of Cloud.php:
throw new InvalidArgumentException("Account #{$account_id} not loaded");
I honestly don't think I did anything wrong... there must be something wrong with my account ID.
Just for kicks, I commented out that line, and the error disappears and the page loads fine - except now I have no token...
Given that I have a WHMCS addon that I call 'my_addon'. I created the main addon file 'my_addon.php' which does contain nothing than:
<?php
function my_addon_clientarea($vars) {
$client = null;
return array(
'pagetitle' => 'My Addon',
'breadcrumb' => array('index.php?m=my_addon'=>'My Addon'),
'templatefile' => 'views/myaddon_view',
'vars' => array(
'client' => $client
)
);
}
This does basically work. It does give me my template file, everything is passed through. My question is: How do I get the currently logged in client from within that function?
I didn't find any API method and I can't see any constant which does hold this information.
There must be a way to get the current client within the clientarea? Thanks for your help!
For those who do come after me and have the same problem: it's easy to solve. Turned out, that I just had to think it through... I found the client id to be available in the $_SESSION-variable.
So, if you are looking for the client's id:
<?php
function my_addon_clientarea($vars) {
$clientid = $_SESSION['uid'];
// And so on...
}
The official way to get current user information is:
$currentUser = new \WHMCS\Authentication\CurrentUser;
$user = $currentUser->user();
You can find more information here
I don't know if this is possible or if it's a complete madness but I'm trying to execute a PHP method from AJAX call using OctoberCMS Ajax Framework(I assume that this uses jQuery behind it) and is not working because I never get redirect to PayPal site. The PHP code I'm trying to get working is this one:
protected function onExecutePurchaseMethod()
{
Omnipay::gateway('PayPal_Express');
$params = [
'username' => $this->username,
'password' => $this->password,
'signature' => $this->signature,
'testMode' => $this->sandboxMode,
'amount' => Session::get('amountToReload'),
'cancelUrl' => url( 'payment/step4', "", $secure = null ),
'returnUrl' => url( 'payment/step2', "", $secure = null ),
'currency' => 'USD'
];
$response = Omnipay::purchase($params)->send();
if ($response->isSuccessful()) {
var_dump($response);
} else {
var_dump($response->getMessage());
}
}
What is happening since none redirect to PayPal is executed and page is getting stuck many times forcing me to close the browser and reopen again, no method is executed and no visible errors. It's possible to do what I'm trying to do? Is not a madness? If it's possible where is my error?
As extra info I'm using Barryvdh Laravel-omnipay package for handle Omnipay from within Laravel.
After looking briefly through the documentation, my best guess is that you're missing a required field for the purchase() method. I believe you need a card parameter (even if it's an invalid one) to get it to process.
I am using the tmOAuth library.
With the new 1.1 API, the following is returning an error code 400 - but authentication was done (same authentication for statuses works)! The library I am using works fine for all calls, except this one!
$tmhOAuth->request(
'POST', $tmhOAuth->url('https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/destroy/MYIDHERE.json'),
array(
'id' => MYIDHERE
)
);
The twitter API documentation states that you don't have to send the id in post - but this doesn't make any difference.
I have tested this today with two different libraries, and neither work.
Any suggestions - does anyone know if there is an issue with it??
According to your comment, you have tested this in two libraries for the 1.1 API.
You haven't tested it in this one though. Instructions here, although you seem to already have your credentials in hand.
This basically proves that the library you are using has the issue, not the twitter API. So either submit a bug report on github (how else are they to know?), or use another library like the one above.
The exact code required using the above library (and it works, I just tested it):
// Require the library file
require_once('TwitterAPIExchange.php');
// Set up your credentials
$settings = array(
'oauth_access_token' => "YOUR_TOKEN",
'oauth_access_token_secret' => "YOUR_TOKEN_SECRET",
'consumer_key' => "YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY",
'consumer_secret' => "YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET"
);
// Put the correct ID in the URL
$url = 'https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/destroy/YOURIDHERE.json';
// Set the request type
$requestMethod = 'POST';
// Set the post fields
$postfields = array('id' => 'YOURIDHERE');
// Make the request
$twitter = new TwitterAPIExchange($settings);
$json = $twitter->buildOauth($url, $requestMethod)
->setPostfields($postfields)
->performRequest();
// Dump the response
$result = json_decode($json);
var_dump($result);
If you're using the twitteroauth php library from Abraham Williams and trying to delete old tweets/retweets you need to construct the post() query as such:
$response = $connection->post('statuses/destroy/'.$tweetID, array()); //Curl url output = statuses/destroy/$tweetID.json