Hello,
I am having trouble specifying a fromDate and a toDate in my PHP API Get call:
$test2 = $api->get("LogRecord", ["search" => ["device" => $sampleUserId], "fromDate" => "2018-11-01T00:00:00.000", "toDate" =>"2018-11-02T00:00:00.000", "resultsLimit" => 150]);
This returns in a proper array but the date is not being followed - instead it is pulling the first 150 results for the device. For the sake of argument, the $sampleUserId variable references a valid Device ID, the only issue I am having is specifying the fromDate and toDate in the call.
Any help or guidance would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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I did a little research and dug a little deeper. I dropped the ResultsLimit parameter from the call since it was running before the search, so now I have this code snippet:
$test2 = $api->get("LogRecord", ["search" => ["device" => ["id" => $sampleUserId], "fromDate" => $testDate, "toDate" => $test2Date]]);
The date functionality works now, but I can't seem to get it to search by device now. Suggestions?
Jeremiah
Hi Jeremiah,
Noticed the missing piece. The property is actually "deviceSearch", not "device". You can see that in the docs for LogRecordSearch (https://geotab.github.io/sdk/software/api/reference/#T:Geotab.Checkmate.ObjectModel.LogRecordSearch)
Your timestamp formatting works well in my testing.
By the way, I updated mygeotab-php to v1.1.0 recently. Updated the documentation, fixed various small bugs and it's using a more improved HTTP client under the hood. Take a look.
Now I'm working with GetAddresses:
$test4 = $api->call("GetAddresses", ["coordinates" => ["x" => $longitude, "y" => $latitude]]);
Do I have the properties correct? I looked at the JavaScript for an example but I fear I may not have the call properties correct.
I have some other questions hanging but they may be better suited for an email conversation, is there a way that I can get your e-mail address for those discussions?
Thanks in advance,
Jeremiah
The coordinates property accepts an array of coordinate objects. So you're just missing [ ] around that x,y object.
If you're looking for more in-depth feedback, you can either post sanitized data here or open a new ticket with support.