Hi there,
I’m trying to send an email through an ESP APIs by means of yii\httpclient\Client
This works ($response->isOk), with the default format \yii\httpclient\Client::FORMAT_URLENCODED
$httpClient = new Client();
$request = $httpClient->createRequest()
->setUrl('XXX')
->setHeaders(['authorization'=>'Basic ' . base64_encode('XXX')])
->addHeaders(['from'=>'XXX'])
->setMethod('post')
->setData([
'from' => 'XXX',
'to' => 'XXX',
'subject' => 'XXX',
'text' => 'XXX',
]);
/*->setFormat(Client::FORMAT_JSON)
->setData([
'from'=>'XXX',
'to':'XXX',
'subject':'XXX',
'text':'XXX'
]);*/
$response = $request->send();
But this doesn’t, with format \yii\httpclient\Client::FORMAT_JSON
$httpClient = new Client();
$request = $httpClient->createRequest()
->setUrl('XXX')
->setHeaders(['authorization'=>'Basic ' . base64_encode('XXX')])
->addHeaders(['from'=>'XXX'])
/*->setMethod('post')
->setData([
'from' => 'XXX',
'to' => 'XXX',
'subject' => 'XXX',
'text' => 'XXX',
]);*/
->setFormat(Client::FORMAT_JSON)
->setData([
'from'=>'XXX',
'to':'XXX',
'subject':'XXX',
'text':'XXX'
]);
Is there anything wrong? I am getting validation issues.
Also, is there any benefit to use JSON, or is it just a matter of preference.