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20.01.2024 | Extension API-Function getCustomCatalogue
The function getCustomCatalogue has been extended. Now it is possible to get multiple Prices (up to 10) in one Request.
Therefore you have to take multiple quantities in the parameter quantity.
Example:
quantity=1_quantity|50_quantity|100_quantity
The prices are return in the respone in productList – selectGroupList – optionList in array optionTranslations.
The value of the field optionName is the requested quantity. (In the example 1_quantity or 50_quantity or 100_quantity)
The product PDF is usually downloaded via an FTP server.
PDF-Download FTP
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourceUser = ‘username’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourcePassword = ‘passw0rd’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourcePort = 21;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourceHost = ‘ftp://testftp/filename.pdf’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataTransmission = ‘download’;
The access data for the FTP server (user, password, port) and the name of the PDF that is to be transferred to UP are specified here. The value “download” must appear in the field “dataTransmission”.
Alternatively, the PDF download can also be carried out via the URL of a web server. To do this, access to the PDF must be possible.
The variables “dataSourceUser” , “dataSourcePassword” and “dataSourcePort” must not be empty.
PDF-Download URL
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourceUser = ‘xxx’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourcePassword = ‘yyy’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourcePort = 21;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataSourceHost = ‘ftp://testftp/filename.pdf’;
$args -> orderPositions[0] -> dataSourceInformation -> dataTransmission = ‘download’;