Luracast/Restler

Simple and effective multi-format Web API Server to host your PHP API as Pragmatic REST and / or RESTful API

Anders Friis

@anfriis

Hi, i can't figure out how to disable caching of GET requests. Can you help me?

Arul

@Arul-

Restler avoids caching by default. Why do you think it is a caching issue? How do you consume the api? Is it via an mobile app?

Arul

@Arul-

Problem should be at the client side

Anders Friis

@anfriis

Ahh okay, i think the documentation is a bit confusing about wether it is enabled or not as default. I have solved it and disabled caching. The problem was my hosting server that still had caching enabled even though i turned it off in CPanel. But thanks for the reply

Arul

@Arul-

Glad to hear that your problem is resolved

Joey

@JPAntonisse

Good afternoon

Could someone help me with starting a clean restler project?

I can't figure out the 404 error: "not found" (in json format).

i installed a fresh restler project with composer

i added the .htaccess that is described in the restler setup.

Evandro Zanatta

@ezanattatray

Hello

Arul

@Arul-

404 is not always a bad news. In your case it indcates your installation is working properly as you see json output.

Arul

@Arul-

I guess you are trying the base url where no api is mapped. Try the following

class Home {
    public function index(){
        return array( ‘success’ => true, ‘message’ => ‘Restler is working properly’);
    }
}

//in index.php after the restler initialisation
$r->addApiClass(‘Home’, ‘’); // mapping to root

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

Hello

I have a problem using XML for POST request

particularly in case of arrays

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

When you only have one element left

for instance:

// JSON multi-entry array
[
    {"some-property": 123},
    {"some-property": 124}
]

// XML Equivalent
<item>
    <something>
        <some-property>
            123
        </some-property>
    </something>
    <something>
        <some-property>
            124
        </some-property>
    </something>
</item>

this works fine

on php side I have:

array( 
    0 => array( "some-property" => 123), 
    1 => array("some-property" => 124)
)

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

Now with an array with a single element:

// JSON multi-entry array
[
    {"some-property": 123}
]

// XML Equivalent
<item>
    <something>
        <some-property>
            123
        </some-property>
    </something>
</item>

I got on php side:

// JSON

array( 
    0 => array( "some-property" => 123)
)

// XML 

array( "some-property" => 123)

My question is to know how to have the same format on php side (like Json) for both ?

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

Now with an array with a single element:

// JSON multi-entry array
[
    {"some-property": 123}
]

// XML Equivalent
<item>
    <something>
        <some-property>
            123
        </some-property>
    </something>
</item>

I got on php side:

// JSON

array( 
    0 => array( "some-property" => 123)
)

// XML 

array( "some-property" => 123)

Arul

@Arul-

I just tried Restler RC6 with the following xml

<response><item><some-property>123</some-property></item></response>

I got the following php data

array (
  'item' => 
  array (
    'some-property' => '123',
  ),
)

Is this what you are looking for?

Arul

@Arul-

OK I guess you need the item to be a numeric index. At present this is not possible, will work on a fix for that

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

nono the problem is not numeric index

my problem is that I have a difference between json and xml

Arul

@Arul-

If there is a numeric index they will become consistent

Martin Goyot

@Erwyn

// JSON multi-entry array
[
    {"some-property": 123}
]

returns

array( 
    0 => array( "some-property" => 123)
)

where

<item>
    <something>
        <some-property>
            123
        </some-property>
    </something>
</item>

returns

array( "some-property" => 123)

so the problem is just in the case of an array containing only one element

maybe there is a way to declare it is an array?

with XML ?

Arul

@Arul-

Actually it returns

array (
  'item' => 
  array (
    'some-property' => '123',
  ),
)

for me

it will be perfect if it can return

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