User Update endpoint is not working.

[ShooterArk]

Hi,

I am trying to update user info on mangopay. But I keep getting this error: Method not allowed. The Requested resource does not support http method 'PUT'.

I contacted MangoPay to check if I might be making some mistake but I double checked my code and its structure as directed in the MangoPay documentation. So they asked me to inform you guys to please look into this issue.

Thank you

[ShooterArk]

No response for the past 20 days ? IS this repo even currently active or dormant ?

[mickaelpois]

Hello @ShooterArk ,

Could you provide some code sample ? Which version are you using? You can have a look at our tests here: https://github.com/Mangopay/mangopay2-php-sdk/blob/master/tests/cases/UsersTest.php#L138 which are currently passing.

[ShooterArk]

Hi Mickael,

$user = new MangoPay\UserNatural(); $user->FirstName = $this->request->firstname; $user->LastName = $this->request->lastname; $user->Email = $email; $user->Birthday = strtotime($this->request->dob); $user->Nationality = $this->request->nationality; $user->CountryOfResidence = $this->request->countryofresidence; $user->Id = $this->request->authorId; $createdUser = $api->Users->Update($user);

Here is my code my friend. Can you please let me know if I am not setting it up properly ?

[Riwak]

Hello @ShooterArk,

In your code you are trying to update $createdUser without creating it first.

You should do :

$user = new \MangoPay\UserNatural();
$user->FirstName = "John";
$user->LastName = "Doe";
$user->Email = "john.doe@sample.org";
$user->Birthday = mktime(0, 0, 0, 12, 21, 1975);
$user->Nationality = "FR";
$user->CountryOfResidence = "FR";

$createdUser = $this->_api->Users->Create($user); // Creating the user
$userSaved = $this->_api->Users->Update($createdUser); // Updating

[ShooterArk]

Hi Riwak, thank you for responding back. I would request you to please review my previous message again. I am not creating the user because its already created. I am using the existing record of the user and updating it.

As you can see here: $user->Id = $this->request->authorId

Please advise.

Best Regards,

[Riwak]

Hi @ShooterArk,

In your code $this->request->authorId does not correspond to your existing user id. In fact authorId are used to identify a transaction author. It's never used to identify a user.

Let's say you have John user already created and you want to edit his last-name.

As already said 🙂 You should get the user first : $userFetched = $this->_api->Users->Get($john->Id);

Then you can do the edit : $userFetched->LastName .= " - CHANGED";

When the edit is done you can save it : $userSaved = $this->_api->Users->Update($userFetched);

[ShooterArk]

Hi Riwak,

Thank you for responding back. Actually I followed the documentation of mangopay and the above code was copied from there. I am still facing the same issue which I mentioned before.

Here is the error: "MangoPay Error Method not allowed. The requested resource does not support http method 'PUT'"

I have contacted mangopay Support and they told me that the required SDK is pointing to the wrong end point. Can you please confirm it. If you want I can share the support emails as well for reference.

Thank you

[Riwak]

Yes please, Is it possible to have ?

• case ID

• client-id

  Thanks in advance,

Audouin

[ShooterArk]

Hi Riwak,

I think this response message from mangopay support will be helpful to you:

This is your response regarding above issue. "It seems you are trying to update/PUT user details on: /users/natural/ If you are updating an existing user, you should be doing PUT towards: /users/natural/userId/ "

Regards,

[ShooterArk]

Yes please, Is it possible to have ?

• case ID
• client-id

Thanks in advance,

Audouin

What is a Case ID ?

I can provide you the client-id: 2706

Regards,

[Riwak]

Hello @ShooterArk,

Actually I followed the documentation of mangopay and the above code was copied from there.

As already said, $user->Id = $this->request->authorId is not mentioned anywhere on the documentation 🙂 In fact authorId are used to identify a transaction author. It's never used to identify a user.

Can you please try this code :

$userFetched = $this->_api->Users->Get($john->Id);

Then you can do the edit : $userFetched->LastName .= " - CHANGED";

When the edit is done you can save it : $userSaved = $this->_api->Users->Update($userFetched);

[ShooterArk]

Hi Riwak,

Thank you so much for your assistance. Now I understood what you were trying to explain. Its working now.

Regards,