Jake

I have a website that I would like to add a form to check if a domain is available. Further I would like to check if all of the TLDs I offer are available. I can't seem to find a way to do that. What is the process?

OK...I updated that but now it gives me the following error: [lines[0][description]] => stdClass Object ( [empty] => Please enter a line item description. ) The documentation does not show that I need to provide that information. How am I supposed to add that info?

I have a two part question. First, I'm trying to figure out the workflow for creating a service from invoice. My current workflow in my app is the following: Create user -> add Credit card data -> create a service -> create the invoice -> pay the invoice with the save CC data ->update the service to active. My question is if I create a service will the system automatically create an invoice when the CRON is run or should I do it through the API. The way I am currently doing it seems like a lot of calls and I would prefer to lower the amount of calls I am making. Is there a better way? Secondly I am trying to create an invoice from a service but it is giving me an error $BlestaCreateData = array( 'client_id' => 23, 'services_ids' => array(26), 'currency' => 'USD', 'due_date' => date("c"), 'allow_pro_rata' => false, 'services_renew' => true, ); $response = $this->blestaapi->post('invoices', 'createFromServices', $BlestaCreateData); echo '<pre>'; $RetVal = $response; print_r($response->response()); print_r($response->errors()); The error is Class Object ( [error] => stdClass Object ( [message] => An unexpected error occured. [response] => Internal error: Failed to retrieve the default value ) ) What am I missing?

Now I feel really stupid. I had spaces in the array keys. This is fixed. Sorry to waste everyone's time

I am using the API and I have successfully connected and used it to do other tasks like creating a user. I am trying to add a service for a user and I am running up against an error: I am executing the following code: $BlestaCreateData = array( 'vars' => array( 'client_id ' => 1512, 'use_module ' => false, 'pricing_id' => 19, 'packages' => array(15) ) ); $response = $this->blestaapi->post('services', 'add', $BlestaCreateData); echo '<pre>'; $RetVal = $response; echo var_dump($RetVal); When I execute the code I am getting the following error: object(BlestaResponse)#34 (2) { ["raw":"BlestaResponse":private]=> string(143) "{"message":"The request cannot be fulfilled due to bad syntax.","errors":{"client_id":{"exists":"The client does not exist."}},"response":null}" ["response_code":"BlestaResponse":private]=> int(400) } I am not sure if I should pass the database id value from the clients table or the id_value. I've tried both and I keep getting the same error. Is there something I am missing?

Ok...That was a painful lesson. It turns out that that apache was running php as CGI/FastCGI. In order to make this work you will need to add the following to the .htaccess file SetEnvIf Authorization .+ HTTP_AUTHORIZATION=$0 Works great now.

I just tried in Postman to make sure it was not a problem in my code and it gives me the same things

Also I verified that the credentials are working by excuting the code via command line. They work fine

I just verified that the username and key is correct and there are no additional spaces.

I'm having a problem connecting to the API. I have setup an API key and user. I am trying to connect to the API via the following code: $User = "my_user_Name"; $Key = "My_key"; $Url = "My_url"; $this->blestaapi->SetVariables($Url, $User, $Key); $Response = $this->blestaapi->get("users", "get", array('user_id' => 3)); print_r($Response->response()); print_r($Response->errors()); I had to change the API file just a bit because the way my application is setup to initialize the class before I can pass the username and key. So I created a setter method to do that. The Blesta API class now looks like this: public function __construct() {} public function SetVariables($url, $user, $key) { $this->url = $url; $this->user = $user; $this->key = $key; } When I run the app the error message I get is: stdClass Object ( [user] => stdClass Object ( [valid] => The API user or key appears to be invalid. ) ) I have verified that the object does in fact have the username and key with a var dump of the object. Any Ideas of what the problem could be?