John Davidson

Message:

I am using a webhook from Laposta, it will be activated when a user unsubscribed from a newsletter.

$sJsonData = @file_get_contents('php://input');



mail('[email protected]', 'webhook json',$sJsonData); // Email to myself to see what's within the webhook



// Decode JSON data to PHP associative array

$arr = json_decode($sJsonData, true);



// Access values from the associative array

$event1 = $arr["event"];

$event2 = $arr["data"]["event"];

$event3 = $arr["data"]["data"]["event"];



mail('[email protected]', 'webhook', 'event1 = ' . $event1 . ' and event2 = ' . $event2  . ' and event3 = ' . $event3); // Email to myself to see what's the value of the variable $event1(2,3)

I get in the first email this:

{

"data": [

    {

        "type": "member",

        "event": "deactivated",

        "data": {

            "member_id": "***",

            "list_id": "***",

            "email": "[email protected]",

            "state": "unsubscribed",

            "signup_date": "2020-11-18 15:50:34",

            "modified": "2020-11-23 16:56:25",

            "confirm_date": null,

            "ip": "***",

            "source_url": "",

            "custom_fields": {

                "spelersnaam": "***"

            }

        },

        "info": {

            "source": "external",

            "action": "unsubscribed",

            "date_event": "2020-11-23 17:05:15"

        }

    }

],

"date_requested": "2020-11-23 17:05:20"

}

But in my second mail, all the 3 variables are empty.

What am I doing wrong?

I want the data email, state and date_event in 3 variables so I can make a MySQL request to change this record in my database.

Kind regards,

Arie

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My Answer:
@example.com', 'Unsubscribe Notification', $sJsonData);