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- Mike SudingActive ContributorNo more documentation yet. It is being migrated to a Citrix location soon.
- Stewart11New MemberHi Mike,
Thanks for that. As it stands, I'm now able to connect via vb.net / asp.net. We are a .Net shop and no-one understand PHP at all at work.
I do have a question thou, is there any more documentation on the API??? I following www.beetil.com/api for most of it but found out that I could do incidents.json?report_id=#reportno# which is a big win for me which isn't in documentation...
Cheers - Mike SudingActive ContributorWe don't have the equivalent code in ASP. My thought was that since PHP can run on Windows or Linux this is a good choice. Will that work for you? If not, please explain why. If we get several requests, I can get a ASP version created.
- Stewart11New MemberHi Mike,
Is it possible to post a vb.net / asp.net code as well. I have tried but am having issues being able to connect... I can connect with curl via command line so it is coming down to my code :(
Cheers - Mike SudingActive ContributorHere's an example PHP page that you can download and use on your website (internet or intranet) to submit an incident. It uses a few features of API.
Click to see this Example page
INSTRUCTIONS:
- If you haven't already, get your free API key for your account by requesting it via support@GoToAssist.com
- Host this webpage on a web server that has PHP running on it.
- Make the easy changes to specify your API key and service_id.
You can find your service_ID (18 digits) with this other webpage
( link )
I hope this helps.
If you prefer to have this in ASP.NET instead of PHP, reply to let us know and we will try to create one.
DOWNLOAD:
Download PHP page
note: A good tool to test the API is "curl" command line http://curl.haxx.se/download.html or "PostMan" browser plugin.