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November 19, 2012 11:25
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| Danny M. I can find the first subscription using the API, and I can list all of the subscriptions in my local table. | |
| 11:20 AM | |
| Danny M. What I can't do is list all of the local subscriptions and get the missing information from the API. | |
| My subscription table has resource_id which I would like to then lookup the amount and interval details etc. | |
| Tim R. Liviu - The customer does make an account, but ti's only a very quick process at the end of setting up the payment | |
| You should be able to do GoCardless::Subscription.find(subscription_record.resource_id) | |
| where subscription_record is an item from the table | |
| Liviu P. ok, thanks Tim | |
| Danny M. I'm a little confused as to where that should be? In my subscriptions controller? | |
| I don't seem to be able to find any records unless I set the merchant ID in the controller | |
| Tim R. most likely | |
| It shouldn't be necessary, but it's okay to do that | |
| Danny M. So should subscription_record be replaced with the resource_id ? | |
| GoCardless::Subscription.find(subscription_id.resource_id) | |
| Tim R. No. You need to pass into the GoCardless::Subscription.find function whatever is the ID of the subscription on GoCardless | |
| Danny M. And the second resource_id should be id as that's what it's listed from the API? | |
| 11:25 AM | |
| Tim R. I believe that's what is stored as resource_id in your database | |
| Danny M. Ahh ok, I think I understand. | |
| I'll have a look! |
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