Sales Transaction confusion or bug

[Pondake]

$connection = new PhpTwinfield\Secure\WebservicesAuthentication($twin_username, $twin_password, $twin_env);

$transaction_factory = new PhpTwinfield\ApiConnectors\TransactionApiConnector($connection);

$invoices_2 = $transaction_factory->get(\PhpTwinfield\SalesTransaction::class, "SLS", "201800260", $office);

What am I doing wrong? I'm not even sure what transactionClassName to use. Documentation is very scarce. It only contains information about retrieving and setting customers (which works fine, btw).

[iranl]

Looks mostly ok.

Notes:
-Depending on your namespace you might need leading slashes in front of PhpTwinfield.
-Is $office an object of \PhpTwinfield\Office?
-Consider switching to OAuth 2 authentication as WebservicesAuthentication has been deprecated by Twinfield and will be removed in the future

Try:

$connection = new \PhpTwinfield\Secure\WebservicesAuthentication($twin_username, $twin_password, $twin_env);

$transaction_factory = new \PhpTwinfield\ApiConnectors\TransactionApiConnector($connection);

$office = \PhpTwinfield\Office::fromCode('Your office code');

$invoices_2 = $transaction_factory->get(\PhpTwinfield\SalesTransaction::class, "SLS", "201800260", $office);

I have written pretty extensive examples for almost all resources, but these (and the updated code they reference) is not part of the main repository (yet). And it so happens Transactions is the last remaining example I have not written yet. Might still give you some help: See here

[Pondake]

Looks mostly ok.

Notes:
-Depending on your namespace you might need leading slashes in front of PhpTwinfield.
-Is $office an object of \PhpTwinfield\Office?
-Consider switching to OAuth 2 authentication as WebservicesAuthentication has been deprecated by Twinfield and will be removed in the future

Try:

$connection = new \PhpTwinfield\Secure\WebservicesAuthentication($twin_username, $twin_password, $twin_env);

$transaction_factory = new \PhpTwinfield\ApiConnectors\TransactionApiConnector($connection);

$office = \PhpTwinfield\Office::fromCode('Your office code');

$invoices_2 = $transaction_factory->get(\PhpTwinfield\SalesTransaction::class, "SLS", "201800260", $office);

I have written pretty extensive examples for almost all resources, but these (and the updated code they reference) is not part of the main repository (yet). And it so happens Transactions is the last remaining example I have not written yet. Might still give you some help: See here

$connection = new PhpTwinfield\Secure\WebservicesAuthentication($twin_username, $twin_password, $twin_env);
$office = PhpTwinfield\Office::fromCode('0985');
$invoice_factory = new PhpTwinfield\ApiConnectors\InvoiceApiConnector($connection);
$invoices_2 = $transaction_factory->get(PhpTwinfield\SalesTransaction::class, "SLS", "201800260", $office);

Gives:

Argument 1 passed to PhpTwinfield\Office::setCode() must be of the type string, null given, called in /home/siwontwi/domains/{{DOMAIN}}/public_html/wp-content/themes/{{DOMAIN}}/twinfield/php-twinfield/twinfield/src/Mappers/TransactionMapper.php on line 83

[niektenhoopen]

@Pondake Not sure if you are still looking for a solution, was just browsing around. I would guess that you should use the TransactionApiConnector instead of the InvoiceApiConnector