mrvision, have you tried using your main wallet address?
Yes, and it used to work... but no longer i don't know why :S 
Topic: Help with Blockchain API sendmany (Read 1396 times)
mrvision, have you tried using your main wallet address?
Today i'm having a problem with sendmany. If i put &from= and one of my bitcoin addresses the response it gives me is:
{"error":"You must provide at least one or more from addresses"}
If i don't put the from variable it does the job, but i want to specify the address
can you help me piuk?
{"error":"You must provide at least one or more from addresses"}
If i don't put the from variable it does the job, but i want to specify the address
can you help me piuk?
Thanks piuk, Do I need to urlencode() the whole string I'm requesting or just the list of recipients?
when I add urlencode() it formats my $recipient string to this:
%7B%22add1%22%3A65400%2C%22add2%22%3A65400%7D
When I send it off to get_file_contents() or use the string in a browser I still get "Unknown Error"
The browser then translates it back to:
{%22add1%22%3A65400%2C%22add2%22%3A65400}
when I add urlencode() it formats my $recipient string to this:
%7B%22add1%22%3A65400%2C%22add2%22%3A65400%7D
When I send it off to get_file_contents() or use the string in a browser I still get "Unknown Error"
The browser then translates it back to:
{%22add1%22%3A65400%2C%22add2%22%3A65400}
Please try urlencode($recipients) e.g.
foreach($payments as $addr){
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = urlencode(json_encode($addresses));
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients=$recipients&anonymous=false&fee=50000
If that doesn't work I will take a look for server side issues.
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foreach($payments as $addr){
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = urlencode(json_encode($addresses));
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients=$recipients&anonymous=false&fee=50000
If that doesn't work I will take a look for server side issues.
Sorry I left out the request, I'm using file_get_contents().
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Are you URL encoding the recipients JSON?
I think
I'm doing this correctly, here is my code:Code:
foreach($payments as $addr){
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = json_encode($addresses);
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients=$recipients&anonymous=false&fee=50000
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = json_encode($addresses);
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients=$recipients&anonymous=false&fee=50000
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Are you URL encoding the recipients JSON?
I think
I'm doing this correctly, here is my code:Code:
foreach($payments as $addr){
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = json_encode($addresses);
$url = "https://blockchain.info/merchant/".$guid."/sendmany?password=".$pass."&second_password=".$pass2."&recipients=".$recipients."&anonymous=false&fee=50000"
$response = file_get_contents($url);
$add = $addr['add'];
$addresses[add] = $addr['amount'] * 100000000;
}
$recipients = json_encode($addresses);
$url = "https://blockchain.info/merchant/".$guid."/sendmany?password=".$pass."&second_password=".$pass2."&recipients=".$recipients."&anonymous=false&fee=50000"
$response = file_get_contents($url);
yep, I've tried removing the quotes from the numbers and get {"error":"Unknown Error"}
Are you URL encoding the recipients JSON?
yep, I've tried removing the quotes from the numbers and get {"error":"Unknown Error"}
Hey,
Using PHP I've had success using the "payment" method and now trying to use "sendmany".
This is my request I'm using.
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients={"add1":"65400","add2":"65400"}&anonymous=false&fee=50000
And I keep getting this error:
{"error":"java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Long"}
Have I formatted the recipients incorrectly?
I've tried removing the "quotes" from the amounts but get the unknown error
Here is the documentation:
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
Any ideas?
Try removing the quotes from the numbers in the recipients? Using PHP I've had success using the "payment" method and now trying to use "sendmany".
This is my request I'm using.
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients={"add1":"65400","add2":"65400"}&anonymous=false&fee=50000
And I keep getting this error:
{"error":"java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Long"}
Have I formatted the recipients incorrectly?
I've tried removing the "quotes" from the amounts but get the unknown error
Here is the documentation:
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
Any ideas?
Hey,
Using PHP I've had success using the "payment" method and now trying to use "sendmany".
This is my request I'm using.
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients={"add1":"65400","add2":"65400"}&anonymous=false&fee=50000
And I keep getting this error:
{"error":"java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Long"}
Have I formatted the recipients incorrectly?
I've tried removing the "quotes" from the amounts but get the unknown error
Here is the documentation:
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
Any ideas?
Using PHP I've had success using the "payment" method and now trying to use "sendmany".
This is my request I'm using.
https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$pass&second_password=$pass2&recipients={"add1":"65400","add2":"65400"}&anonymous=false&fee=50000
And I keep getting this error:
{"error":"java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Long"}
Have I formatted the recipients incorrectly?
I've tried removing the "quotes" from the amounts but get the unknown error
Here is the documentation:
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
Any ideas?
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