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I have the following code.
<?php
$email = $_POST['email'];
$nome = $_POST['nome'];
//Não mexer//
require_once "vendor/autoload.php";
use Intercom\IntercomClient;
$client = new IntercomClient('App_ID', 'App_Key');
//Não mexer//
//Cria o Lead//
$client->leads->create([
"name" => "$nome",
"email" => "$email"
]);
//Termina de Criar//
//Pega dados Lead//
$leads = $client->leads->getLeads(['email' => $email]);
foreach($leads->contacts as $contact){
echo "type: " . $contact->type;
echo "id: " . $contact->id;
echo "user_id: " . $contact->user_id;
echo "email: " . $contact->email;
echo "name: " . $contact->name;
}
//Termina de Pegar//
//Adiciona a Tag//
$client->tags->tag([
"name" => "Beneficio-em-Dobro",
"leads" => [
["id" => "$id"]
]
]);
//Termina de Adicionar// ?>
But when executing this code, it creates the bad 'Lead' does not create the TAG. and does not show me his data. I have tried to pass inside "" bad will not.
Lucas, it’s not clear to me what you’re trying to do. If
tags
is an array, to add an element you need to do something like$client->tags[] = new Tag();
, but it seems more that this is a kind of DSL. Does the API not have a functiontags->create
of life? We need to understand more about this API that you are using, by chance it would be this one? Post more information.– Anthony Accioly
@Anthonyaccioly the API you quoted is the one you use!
– user50712
@Anthonyaccioly when I pass the code so:
$leads = $client->leads->getLeads(["email" => "$email"]);
it won’t, but if I pass like this:$leads = $client->leads->getLeads(["email" => "[email protected]"]);
It’s normal. .– user50712
Ok, you’re probably hurting some API contract at the time of creating this tag. Take a look in the description of the REST service,
$id
is pointing to a valid system id? See that in the REST API it is also possible to taggear users byuser_id
oremail
, as I don’t know the API I have no idea what the difference is betweenid
anduser_id
.– Anthony Accioly
Lucas, you must not pass a string, you must pass the variable (in your case
$email
(that comes from the request post). Most likely the same thing is happening to this$id
(you have to pass a real id coming from somewhere, or an email according to the API).– Anthony Accioly
$leads = $client->leads->getLeads(["email" => $email]);
if I pass like this also returns me error, I will give a read more I’ve read everything :/– user50712
Can print the value of
$email
? Sometimes your request is not coming right (this is,$email
is not a valid email). Also check in the description of the PHP API if it is possible to make this query by filtering by email.– Anthony Accioly
@Anthonyaccioly , here I managed to do it , with the right user but not with Lead. [http://answall.com/questions/147528/como-exibir-json-em-php?rq=1]
– user50712