/**
* GetSales() cleans up the result of the raw SOAP call. PHP::SOAP does some wierd things that
* make parsing difficult; mainly single results vs. multiple results are handled differently.
* This function takes the raw result and cleans it up, returning an array of Client objects,
* with all their fields initialized
* @param int $saleID The exact sale ID
* @param DateTime $saleStartDate The start date to retrieve sales
* @param DateTime $saleEndDate The end date to retrieve sales
* @param int $paymentMethodID The ID of the payment method that must have been used on the sales.
* @param SourceCredentials $credentials A source credentials object to use with this call
* @param string $XMLDetail
* @param int $PageSize
* @param int $CurrentPage
* @param string $Fields
* @return An array of Sale objects that match the current filter settings
*/
public function GetSales($saleID, $saleStartDate, $saleEndDate, $paymentMethodID, SourceCredentials $credentials = null, $XMLDetail = XMLDetail::Full, $PageSize = NULL, $CurrentPage = NULL, $Fields = NULL)
{
$result = $this->GetSalesRaw($saleID, $saleStartDate, $saleEndDate, $paymentMethodID, $credentials, $XMLDetail, $PageSize, $CurrentPage, $Fields);
$properties = get_object_vars($result->GetSalesResult->Sales);
if (empty($properties)) {
$return = array();
} else {
if (is_array($result->GetSalesResult->Sales->Sale)) {
// Multiple results returned
foreach ($result->GetSalesResult->Sales->Sale as $sale) {
$return[] = Sale::ConvertFromstdClass($sale);
}
} else {
// Only a single result
$return[] = Sale::ConvertFromstdClass($result->GetSalesResult->Sales->Sale);
}
}
if ($this->debug) {
echo '<h2>GetSales Result</h2><pre>';
print_r($return);
echo "</pre>";
}
return $return;
}
