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I'm dealing with an api that needs me to provide a response to verify a webhook setup. According to their docs the response is expected to take the format of the following with a verify code posted to the end webhook url:
200 OK
example-code--9223-62bdcc222345
I've tried echoing out both 200 OK and the example code in the response page with the following:
echo '200 OK<br>';
echo $_GET['verify'];
however this generates a "invalid response" message which makes me think I need to provide the response in the http header, does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Matt
http
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I'm dealing with an api that needs me to provide a response to verify a webhook setup. According to their docs the response is expected to take the format of the following with a verify code posted to the end webhook url:
200 OK
example-code--9223-62bdcc222345
I've tried echoing out both 200 OK and the example code in the response page with the following:
echo '200 OK<br>';
echo $_GET['verify'];
however this generates a "invalid response" message which makes me think I need to provide the response in the http header, does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Matt
http
asked Mar 27 at 0:31
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Share your code.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 0:33
done, any thoughts?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:35
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I'm dealing with an api that needs me to provide a response to verify a webhook setup. According to their docs the response is expected to take the format of the following with a verify code posted to the end webhook url:
200 OK
example-code--9223-62bdcc222345
I've tried echoing out both 200 OK and the example code in the response page with the following:
echo '200 OK<br>';
echo $_GET['verify'];
however this generates a "invalid response" message which makes me think I need to provide the response in the http header, does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Matt
http
asked Mar 27 at 0:31
user1419810user1419810
4567 silver badges20 bronze badges
I'm dealing with an api that needs me to provide a response to verify a webhook setup. According to their docs the response is expected to take the format of the following with a verify code posted to the end webhook url:
200 OK
example-code--9223-62bdcc222345
I've tried echoing out both 200 OK and the example code in the response page with the following:
echo '200 OK<br>';
echo $_GET['verify'];
however this generates a "invalid response" message which makes me think I need to provide the response in the http header, does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Matt
http
http
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– Evert
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done, any thoughts?
– user1419810
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Share your code.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 0:33
done, any thoughts?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:35
Share your code.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 0:33
Share your code.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 0:33
done, any thoughts?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:35
done, any thoughts?
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When the documentation says you need to respond with 200 OK, it likely means that it's talking about the HTTP status code. If this is the first time you heard of HTTP status codes, the most famous example is 404 Not Found.
Since you're using PHP, the default status code is already 200 OK, so just based on your example I think you should be able to change your code to this to make it work:
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
add a comment |
Ok, so for anyone else facing this issue it turns out I needed to provide the response as a JSO string instead, i.e.
<?php
$data_string = json_encode($_GET['verify']);
echo $data_string;
?>
and not
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
Really hope this helps save someone some time.
Matt
answered Mar 27 at 23:48
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When the documentation says you need to respond with 200 OK, it likely means that it's talking about the HTTP status code. If this is the first time you heard of HTTP status codes, the most famous example is 404 Not Found.
Since you're using PHP, the default status code is already 200 OK, so just based on your example I think you should be able to change your code to this to make it work:
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
add a comment |
When the documentation says you need to respond with 200 OK, it likely means that it's talking about the HTTP status code. If this is the first time you heard of HTTP status codes, the most famous example is 404 Not Found.
Since you're using PHP, the default status code is already 200 OK, so just based on your example I think you should be able to change your code to this to make it work:
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
add a comment |
When the documentation says you need to respond with 200 OK, it likely means that it's talking about the HTTP status code. If this is the first time you heard of HTTP status codes, the most famous example is 404 Not Found.
Since you're using PHP, the default status code is already 200 OK, so just based on your example I think you should be able to change your code to this to make it work:
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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When the documentation says you need to respond with 200 OK, it likely means that it's talking about the HTTP status code. If this is the first time you heard of HTTP status codes, the most famous example is 404 Not Found.
Since you're using PHP, the default status code is already 200 OK, so just based on your example I think you should be able to change your code to this to make it work:
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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answered Mar 27 at 0:37
EvertEvert
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answered Mar 27 at 0:37
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answered Mar 27 at 0:37
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Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
add a comment |
Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Afraid that doesn't work, would it be possible to add the code to the http response header or is that impossible?
– user1419810
Mar 27 at 0:42
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
Can you verify your script is correct by opening it and adding your own (fake) verify code? if it's all working as expected, i would say it's likely that the documentation is wrong, or you did a poor job transcribing the documentation.
– Evert
Mar 27 at 1:03
add a comment |
Ok, so for anyone else facing this issue it turns out I needed to provide the response as a JSO string instead, i.e.
<?php
$data_string = json_encode($_GET['verify']);
echo $data_string;
?>
and not
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
Really hope this helps save someone some time.
Matt
answered Mar 27 at 23:48
user1419810user1419810
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Ok, so for anyone else facing this issue it turns out I needed to provide the response as a JSO string instead, i.e.
<?php
$data_string = json_encode($_GET['verify']);
echo $data_string;
?>
and not
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
Really hope this helps save someone some time.
Matt
answered Mar 27 at 23:48
user1419810user1419810
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add a comment |
Ok, so for anyone else facing this issue it turns out I needed to provide the response as a JSO string instead, i.e.
<?php
$data_string = json_encode($_GET['verify']);
echo $data_string;
?>
and not
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
Really hope this helps save someone some time.
Matt
answered Mar 27 at 23:48
user1419810user1419810
4567 silver badges20 bronze badges
Ok, so for anyone else facing this issue it turns out I needed to provide the response as a JSO string instead, i.e.
<?php
$data_string = json_encode($_GET['verify']);
echo $data_string;
?>
and not
<?php
echo $_GET['verify'];
?>
Really hope this helps save someone some time.
Matt
answered Mar 27 at 23:48
user1419810user1419810
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answered Mar 27 at 23:48
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