When submitting the request to Etsy, array(int) will only work with one value, but if you need to add another property_id such as array(int, int) it will fail. This was actually crashing my Apache server so it was rather hard to debug. On the Etsy documentation it asks for array(int) but a string will actually work just fine for one propert_id or two property_id's. ie;
This drove me crazy for a day.
from methods.json on updateInventory these must be changed from;
"price_on_property": "array(int)", "quantity_on_property": "array(int)", "sku_on_property": "array(int)"to:
"price_on_property": "string", "quantity_on_property": "string", "sku_on_property": "string"When submitting the request to Etsy, array(int) will only work with one value, but if you need to add another property_id such as array(int, int) it will fail. This was actually crashing my Apache server so it was rather hard to debug. On the Etsy documentation it asks for array(int) but a string will actually work just fine for one propert_id or two property_id's. ie;
$args = array( 'params' => array( 'listing_id' => $product['id_etsy'] ), 'data' => array( 'products' => json_encode( $ListingProducts ), 'price_on_property' => "100,200", 'quantity_on_property' => "100,200" ) );