topic Re: How to read and store userFields variables into other variables for website internal use purpose in Integration and Testing

How to read and store userFields variables into other variables for website internal use purpose

kra091978 — Tue, 13 Sep 2016 12:13:00 GMT

Below userFields are printed in XML response. But I want to read and store userFields variables into other variables for website internal use purpose as they contain some useful info. So how can I do it? Please let me know.

<userFields>
    <userField>
       <name>Name001</name>
        <value>Value001</value>
    </userField>
     <userField>
        <name>Name002</name>
        <value>Value002</value>
    </userField>
</userFields>

Thank you,

Re: How to read and store userFields variables into other variables for website internal use purpose

RichardH — Tue, 13 Sep 2016 21:03:19 GMT

Hello @kra091978

User fields are returned in the API Response where you can read and act on them as you wish. They are not stored as part of the transaction.

Richard

Re: How to read and store userFields variables into other variables for website internal use purpose

kra091978 — Wed, 14 Sep 2016 04:36:18 GMT

We received 'userFields' in XML response but we can't store it in other variables for further manipulation and database storage purpose.

This userFields variables' values are displayed when we print $xml variable...

For e.g.

When I try to get value of <resultCode></resultCode> from response XML then I can get this value... For this i wrote: <?php echo ($xml->messages->resultCode); ?>

But when I try to get the value of 'userFields' then I can't get the value...

For this i write: <?php echo ($xml->userFields->userField->value); ?>

but I can't read this value with this...

Below code is used to pass userFields in XML request.

'userFields' => array(
               'userField' => array(
                      0 => array(
                        'name' => 'itm_id',
                       'value' => $itm_id,
                    ),
                    1 => array(
                        'name' => 'unq_id',
                        'value' => $unq_id,
                    ),
                ),