http://unfuddle.com/community Unfuddle Community Forums www.unfuddle.com/community:6:718:1961 http://www.unfuddle.com/community/forums/6/topics/718 I'm using PHP/cURL to send an HTTP/GET request via cURL to the api/v1/ticket_reports/dynamic service. I'm sending an XML payload similar to the following: <request><title>testing</title><group-by>project</group-by><sort-by>created_at</sort-by><fields-string>number</fields-string><conditions-string>status-neq-Resolved</conditions-string></request> The report I get back appears to not have the requested modifications applied. Am I doing something wrong? Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:08:21 UTC Dave K. www.unfuddle.com/community:6:718:1962 http://www.unfuddle.com/community/forums/6/topics/718 It seems like the request is completely ignoring any parameters that I send other than title. If I send the xml payload, it ignores everything. If I use the URL method, it only uses the title parameter. Surely this isn't a problem with what I'm doing? If it is, I'm happy to know what it is. :) Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:52:35 UTC Dave K. www.unfuddle.com/community:6:718:2000 http://www.unfuddle.com/community/forums/6/topics/718 Dave, Here are two ways to request the same report using curl from the command line: 1) Using the query string method: @curl -i -u myusername:password -X GET -H 'Accept: application/xml' 'https://mysubdomain.unfuddle.com/projects/12345/ticket_reports/dynamic.xml?title=Closed+Tickets&conditions_string=status-eq-closed'@ 2) Sending XML with the request: @curl -i -u myusername:password -X GET -H 'Content-type: application/xml' -H 'Accept: application/xml' -d "<request><title>Closed Tickets</title><conditions-string>status-eq-closed</conditions-string></request>" 'https://mysubdomain.unfuddle.com/projects/12345/ticket_reports/dynamic.xml'@ You should note that if you are sending XML with the request, you need to specify the content-type header in your request so the request body is handled correctly. Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:13:18 UTC David C.