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how to get expiration date?

when i do

$response = $api->addContact($_GET['campaign_id'], 'some name', $_GET['email']);

var_dump($response); 

prints "NULL"

I can confirm the variables in the $_GET array are correct.

Hi,

in set_contact_customs method, support for multivalue customs is missing. I googled a lot but I can't figure it out how to set multivalue custom. On official getreponse api doc, there is no example how to use it. I tried separators (; and ,), array but nothing worked. Is it possible to send example how to set multivalue customs?
Thanks

I was getting notices because on this line $response->ping was sometimes not set here:

https://github.com/robertstaddon/GetResponse-PHP-Wrapper/blob/master/PHPwrapper/GetResponseAPI.class.php#L69

For example, if an invalid API key was used $response was NULL here.

I added code like this:

if(!empty($response) && !empty($response->ping))
    return $response->ping;
else
    return $response;

On line 293, there is an error. You forgot to place parenthesis around the array variable. Fix that, and it works fine ;)

If you try to add a contact without a $name gets you an "Invalid params" error from GetResponse.

Currently the wrapper uses the $name variable even if its not defined or empty.

See line 462:
$params = array('campaign' => $campaign, 'action' => $action, 'name' => $name, 'email' => $email, 'cycle_day' => $cycle_day);

I changed it into

if (!empty($name)) {
    $params = array('campaign' => $campaign, 'action' => $action, 'name' => $name, 'email' => $email, 'cycle_day' => $cycle_day);
} else {
    $params = array('campaign' => $campaign, 'action' => $action, 'email' => $email, 'cycle_day' => $cycle_day);
}

Now the parameter is optional and you won't get an error from GetResponse if you don't define it or when its empty when calling the function.