Callback URL Documentation

[Ryan Matheus]

Is there any documentation for the callback url, I'm creating a public interface that uses myownfreehost api and I don't know how it works

 

[TinkerMan]

The callback URL POSTs information to your client area when the API is used. For example, it will let you know when an account is suspended. 

[Ryan Matheus]

I know how it works, but as the POST arrives, I don't know what the index of the variable 

$_POST["???"]

is and what values it could contain.
That's why I asked if there was documentation, so I could learn exactly how this works.

[Ryan Matheus]

7 minutes ago, BastelPichi said:

Você pode encontrar alguma documentação aqui:

https://api.myownfreehost.net/initial-setup/callbacks

No entanto, isso não é oficial.

Thanks, Exactly what I needed, if I have any more questions I'll add them to the forum

[TinkerMan]

4 hours ago, Ryan Matheus said:

but as the POST arrives, I don't know what the index of the variable 

Note that you can always do 

 

print_r($_POST);

 

to see what the data contains. Store the result in the DB so you can study it. Or, just use the documentation to get it right the first time

[Ryan Matheus]

6 hours ago, TinkerMan said:

Note that you can always do 

 

print_r($_POST);

 

to see what the data contains. Store the result in the DB so you can study it. Or, just use the documentation to get it right the first time

I know this is possible, but there are certain things I can't test without spending a long time, like when the account is deleted

[Ryan Matheus]

4 hours ago, BastelPichi said:

Well then only MOFH callback agent sees the result.. (lol)

You can use a for clause to log all the data... Or just use some kind of request catcher to log all the data.

A simple way to save all the data would be like this

<?php

# Codigo de exemplo para salvar o post
file_put_contents("log_".time().".txt", json_encode($_POST, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT));

[TinkerMan]

17 hours ago, BastelPichi said:

Well then only MOFH callback agent sees the result

Not if you store it in the database, no. 

[PlanetCloud]

Hi, I came waaay too late.

You may find these interesting: https://github.com/InfinityFreeHosting/mofh-client/issues/41, https://github.com/InfinityFreeHosting/mofh-client/issues/46.

It has response samples n stuff. also the library itself is cool and you should use it instead of making new one.

[Anyx]

2 hours ago, BastelPichi said:

I think this is already resolved. Robert S. integrated callback docs to the MOFH API docs.

Yes, the API docs maintained by Robert are the best solution (if they don't have something, a simple PR will allow them to be added there).

[PlanetCloud]

Oooo I see, okay