/**
* Example of explicitly setting a user's password to some string
*
*
*/
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
require '../ChargeOverAPI.php';
//This url should be specific to your ChargeOver instance
$url = 'http://dev.chargeover.com/api/v3';
//$url = 'https://YOUR-INSTANCE-NAME.chargeover.com/api/v3';
// Your ChargeOver API credentials
$authmode = ChargeOverAPI::AUTHMODE_HTTP_BASIC;
$username = '******';
$password = '******';
$API = new ChargeOverAPI($url, $authmode, $username, $password);
// The user_id value
$user_id = 375;
// The default behavior will send the user an email with their password
// If you don't want to send the e-mail, you can suppress the email like this:
$API->flag(ChargeOverAPI::FLAG_EMAILS, false);
// Reset the password (and send the user the new password if not suppresssed)
$resp = $API->action(ChargeOverAPI_Object::TYPE_USER, $user_id, 'reset_password', array('password' => 'here is the password'));
if ($resp->response) {
print 'OK, set that user\'s password!';
} else {
print 'Could not set password.';
// Debug info
print $API->lastRequest();
print "\n\n";
print $API->lastResponse();
}
