I’m receiving the notifications; however, I can’t seem to find the order ID included anywhere in the URL encoded payload. The payload seems cutoff and is malformed. This is what I’m getting (minus the sensitive information):
{"{"userId":XXXXXXX,“message”:{"sym":"fixedPriceTransaction"},“happenedAt”:“[phone number removed][URL removed]”,“order”:{"amountPaid":“222.08”,amountSaved,“buyerCheckoutMessage”:"",buyerUserID,“buyerUserName”:“XXXXXXX”,“checkoutStatus”:{"status":"Complete"},“createdTime”:“[phone number removed][URL removed]”,“creatingUserRole”:“Buyer”,“itemArray”:[{"item":{"itemID":XXXXXXXXX,parentItemID,“sellerInventoryID”:“XXXXXX”,“sku”:“230976”,“title”:“Diamondback Bicycles Cobra 20 Youth 20 in Wheel Mountain Bike Orange 6 Speed”,“price”:“222.08”,“thumbnailURL”:“[URL removed]”,quantity,“ebayId”:“XXXX”,“mpn”:“02-0500030”,“upc”:“791964560760”,“personalizedText”:“:[”"]}
It appears everything after personalizedText is missing. Is anyone else using the webhook with success?
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haun11 Reputation: 32 |
Good news! It works just fine. Had to implement a workaround in bodyparser. Should have mentioned I’m using express. The issue is simple. The headers indicate urlencoded, but it’s actually just sending json. For anyone encountering the issue I described and using node/[URL removed] [URL removed]
On a side note, among all of the sales platforms I’ve fooled with over the years, Bonanza’s API is by far the easiest to learn, most consistent, and best documented.
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haun11 Reputation: 32 |
May have to contact bonz about that…personally, never heard of it and have never seen anything about it on bonanza…though I did look it up and it appears to be a callback system…but as I said, may have to contact bonz, to see if they are set up for anything other than API callback
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