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Problem Editing Users Via The Api - Sql Syntax Error


gutterboy

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Hello,

 

I'm attempting to edit users via the API and the source docs seem to be lacking a little in this area compared to the create user, so not sure if I have done something wrong...... but I'm basically doing this:

if (empty($user_data['country_iso'])) {
    // We can't pass in a state without a country, so make the state code empty as well
    $user_data['state_iso'] = '';
}

$data = array (
            'client_id' => $user_data['blesta_id'],
            'vars' => array (
                        'company' => $user_data['tax_company_name'],
                        'first_name' => $user_data['first_name'],
                        'last_name' => $user_data['last_name'],
                        'address1' => $user_data['address'],
                        'city' => $user_data['city'],
                        'zip' => $user_data['zip_code'],
                        'email' => $user_data['email'],
                        'numbers' => array (
                                        0 => array (
                                                'number' => $user_data['phone']
                                        )
                                    )
                    )
        );

if (!empty($user_data['country_iso'])) {
    // Add country
    $data['vars']['country'] = $user_data['country_iso'];
}

if (!empty($user_data['state_iso'])) {
    // Add country
    $data['vars']['state'] = $user_data['state_iso'];
}

$this->api->put("clients", "edit", $data);

$this->api points to the Blesta SDK.

 

This is the error output I get back:

object(stdClass)[9]
  public 'error' => 
    object(stdClass)[10]
      public 'message' => string 'An unexpected error occured.' (length=28)
      public 'response' => string 'SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WHERE `id` = '16'' at line 1' (length=219)

Am I passing in the data wrong or doing something incorrectly? Is there a way I can make Blesta output the query it is trying to run?

 

Thanks!

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Hmmm ok. So a client I created with clients::create I need to use contacts::edit and NOT clients::edit to edit their details?

You can edit a client via Clients::edit, but most information related to a client (e.g. first name, email, address, etc.) belongs to the primary contact. Each client has a contact (i.e. contact type is 'primary'), but it's also possible to add additional contacts under each client.

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You can edit a client via Clients::edit, but most information related to a client (e.g. first name, email, address, etc.) belongs to the primary contact. Each client has a contact (i.e. contact type is 'primary'), but it's also possible to add additional contacts under each client.

 

Ahh ok, makes sense. Thanks!

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