PHP QuickBooks_Object_Invoice::asQBXML Examples

Example #1

File: object_support.php Project: dsesar/quickbooks-php-devkit

$JournalEntry->addCreditLine($CreditLine2);
//print_r($JournalEntry);
print $JournalEntry->asQBXML(QUICKBOOKS_ADD_JOURNALENTRY);
exit;
$Customer = new QuickBooks_Object_Customer();
$Customer->setFirstName('Keith');
$Customer->set('LastName', 'Palmer');
$Customer->set('ShipAddress Addr1', '56 Cowles Road');
$Customer->setShipAddress('56 Cowles Road', '', '', '', '', 'Willington', 'CT');
$defaults = array('ShipAddress Addr2' => 'bla', 'ShipAddress Country' => 'United States');
//print_r($Customer->getShipAddress(null, $defaults));
//print($Customer->asXML(QUICKBOOKS_OBJECT_XML_DROP, "\t", 'CustomerAdd'));
print "\n\n";
$arr = array('ModifiedDateRangeFilter' => array('FromModifiedDate' => 'test'), 'ModifiedDateRangeFilter ToModifiedDate' => 'test');
$Invoice = new QuickBooks_Object_Invoice($arr);
$qbxml = $Invoice->asQBXML('InvoiceQueryRq');
print $qbxml;
print "\n\n";
/*
$xml = '
<XML>
<Customer>
<FirstName>Keith</FirstName>
</Customer>
</XML>
';

$Parser = new QuickBooks_XML($xml);
$errnum = 0;
$errmsg = '';
$Doc = $Parser->parse($errnum, $errmsg);

Example #2

File: example_object_to_qbxml.php Project: dsesar/quickbooks-php-devkit

//	into account field length limits or data types from the qbXML
//	specification, you'll need to do that yourself. Support for this may be
//	added in the future. For now, you can use the QuickBooks_Cast::cast()
//	method to cast values to the correct type and length before setting them
//	in the object.
//
// $value = 'Keith Palmer';
// $xpath = 'Name';
// // Makes sure the $value will fit in a QuickBooks Customer Name field
// $Name = QuickBooks_Cast::cast(QUICKBOOKS_OBJECT_CUSTOMER, $xpath, $value);
//
// $value = '56 Cowles Road';
// $xpath = 'ShipAddress/Addr1';
// Makes sure the $value will fit in a QuickBooks Customer ShipAddress/Addr1 field
// $ShipAddress_Addr1 = QuickBooks_Cast::cast(QUICKBOOKS_OBJECT_CUSTOMER, $xpath, $value);
$qbxml = $Invoice->asQBXML(QUICKBOOKS_ADD_INVOICE);
print $qbxml;
// Prints the following XML:
/*
<InvoiceAddRq>
	<InvoiceAdd>
		<CustomerRef>
			<FullName>The Company Name Here</FullName>
		</CustomerRef>
		<RefNumber>A-123</RefNumber>
		<Memo>This invoice was created using the QuickBooks PHP API!</Memo>
		<InvoiceLineAdd>
			<ItemRef>
				<FullName>Item Type 1</FullName>
			</ItemRef>
			<Quantity>3</Quantity>