[Returning A Custom Field Value With The Api]

the client has a value set in the custom field.  Absolutely nothing is returned.

[Returning A Custom Field Value With The Api]

found it, Clients:getCustomFieldValues, but it returns nothing, no response, no errors

 

$data = array(

'client_id' => $client_id

);

$response = $api->get("Clients", "getCustomFieldValues", $data);

 

print_r($response->response());

print_r($response->errors());

[Returning A Custom Field Value With The Api]

I need to get the value of a custom field based on either client_id or username from an API call in an external application. I was hoping wither Users::getByUsername or Clients:getSettings would return the custom fields, but they don't.    Anyone know how I can accomplish this?

[Setcustomfields In Local Environment]

Thanks, that solved it.

[Api Users Login]

Well I wouldn't want to set remember_me to true to get around it.  

 

I've given up on users::login, and am now trying to use users::auth, but it keeps returning false, is the password parameter plane text or encrypted?

[Api Users Login]

So how can the Session Cookie be set if the api only supports calling Model methods, and setSessionCookie is a component?

[Api Users Login]

I'm having the similar issue, what type of data needs to be passed in the Session parameter?  

 

The error I'm recieving is:

object(stdClass)#4 (1) { ["error"]=> object(stdClass)#3 (2) { ["message"]=> string(28) "An unexpected error occured." ["response"]=> string(25) "Parameter is not optional" } } 
Parameter is not optional

 

My code is as below:

 

$data = array(

  'Session' => 123456,

  'vars' => array(

    'username' => $email,

    'password' => $password,

    'remember_me' => false,

    'ip_address' => '1.1.1.1'

  )

);

 

$response = $api->post("users", "login", $data);

[Event Handler Services.edit]

So that looks like it's a no?  It also looks like it's not resolved, anyone have an idea how or if any of the other plugins are doing it?  

[Event Handler Services.edit]

Does anyone know if the Services.edit event will be triggered when a scheduled cancellation or another automated change to the service occurs?

[Setcustomfields In Local Environment]

any help?  Something was also preventing an external api call from returning a response when creating a client.

[Setcustomfields In Local Environment]

field is already created in the admin.  I can also update it via an api call from an external app, just not from within the blesta environment. A bit more info that may be helpfull, I'm trying to execture this from  mycustom_plugin.php

[Setcustomfields In Local Environment]

I'm trying to set a custom field from with in a plugin when a new client is created.  The event is is working, but either the model or method are not.

 

public function getEvents() {

return array(

// on create client

array(

                'event' => "Clients.create",

                'callback' => array("this", "run")

            )

            // on cancel service

 

);

}

 

public function run($event) {

 

Loader::loadModels($this, array("Clients"));

 

$params = $event->getParams();

$user_id = $params->id;

 

//die( 'hello' ); //the event is firing at the correct time

 

//update custom field

$vars = array (

'field_id' => 3,

'client_id' => 352,

'value' => 1111,

);

 

$this->Clients->setCustomField($vars);

  

}

[Custom Fields In The Api]

problem was using custom field name vs id.  Maybe a better layout for requirements and parameters in the docs.

[Creating Client How To Return Only Client_Id In The Response]

solved, typo issue

[Creating Client How To Return Only Client_Id In The Response]

I'm having trouble accessing only the value for client_id in the response, is there a way to return and store only the client_id of the response in a string?

[Custom Fields In The Api]

I'm trying to submit a custom field value using the api for client create, and am getting the following error, stdClass Object ( [value] => stdClass Object ( [required] => my_custom_field is in an invalid format. ) )

 

The code is my vars is :

 

'custom' => array(

    'my_custom_field' => '12345'

),