API Input Format
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charleswarner
on Jun 25. 2008. 3:05 pm
For many of the API areas it says:
assignees (array) - Array of people assigned to the object. First element of array is list of assignees (as array). Second parameter is an ID of a person responsible for a task (ID must be in the first list).
I am not sure what this means exactly and I'm having trouble visualizing what is passed to the script. Can anyone provide like a textual example of how this input would be passed in a POST or GET format?
assignees (array) - Array of people assigned to the object. First element of array is list of assignees (as array). Second parameter is an ID of a person responsible for a task (ID must be in the first list).
I am not sure what this means exactly and I'm having trouble visualizing what is passed to the script. Can anyone provide like a textual example of how this input would be passed in a POST or GET format?
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Ilija Studen
on Jun 25. 2008. 5:53 pm
If example request looks like this:
You'll need to submit HTTP request with following POST variables;
- submitted (value submitted)
- project[name] (value Testing API)
- project[leader_id] (value 1)
Request looks like any normal POST request your browser makes when submitting form...
Easiest way to play with API is using API Test Tool.
submitted=submitted
project = {
name=Testing API
leader_id=1
} You'll need to submit HTTP request with following POST variables;
- submitted (value submitted)
- project[name] (value Testing API)
- project[leader_id] (value 1)
Request looks like any normal POST request your browser makes when submitting form...
Easiest way to play with API is using API Test Tool.
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charleswarner
on Jun 25. 2008. 6:14 pm
This is what I'm working with:
'submitted' => 'submitted'
'ticket[name]' => "Test Ticket"
'ticket[visibility]' => 1
'ticket[assignees]' => 19
The "19" is the User ID of the person I'm trying to assign to this ticket.
'submitted' => 'submitted'
'ticket[name]' => "Test Ticket"
'ticket[visibility]' => 1
'ticket[assignees]' => 19
The "19" is the User ID of the person I'm trying to assign to this ticket.
Staff
Ilija Studen
on Jun 25. 2008. 6:22 pm
It would go something like:
'submitted' => 'submitted'
'ticket[name]' => "Test Ticket"
'ticket[visibility]' => 1
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 1 (frist assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 3 (second assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 8 (third assignee)
'ticket[assignees][1] => 3 (responsible assignee)
Please note that you need to set responsible assignee if you have one or more assignees...
'submitted' => 'submitted'
'ticket[name]' => "Test Ticket"
'ticket[visibility]' => 1
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 1 (frist assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 3 (second assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 8 (third assignee)
'ticket[assignees][1] => 3 (responsible assignee)
Please note that you need to set responsible assignee if you have one or more assignees...
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Ilija Studen:It would go something like:
'submitted' => 'submitted'
'ticket[name]' => "Test Ticket"
'ticket[visibility]' => 1
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 1 (frist assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 3 (second assignee)
'ticket[assignees][0][] => 8 (third assignee)
'ticket[assignees][1] => 3 (responsible assignee)
Please note that you need to set responsible assignee if you have one or more assignees...
How does this will look in api test? I get no idea how this will look like... somethink like:
submittedsubmitted=submitted
project = {
name=Testing API
}
assignees = {
[]=15
}
assignees = {
[]=17
}
Staff
Ilija Studen
on Aug 1. 2008. 4:30 pm
API test tool cannot submit multidimensional arrays needed for assignees to be attached. You'll need to submit post request with values named in post #4.
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