Hello,
I was trying to make a simple snippet to process the constant contact form. I am using the code from their api which autoloads classes. However I can't get it to load the ConstantContact class or anything else. I get a
Fatal error: Class 'ConstantContact' not found in .../100.include.cache.php on line 27
This code works perfectly outside of modx on the same server.
Is is it possible to load this without extensive modification to modx or their code. I know I can use their built in widget but I would like to stay on the same site / url.
<?php
// require the autoloader
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/Ctct/autoload.php';
// does not work in modx
use Ctct\ConstantContact;
use Ctct\Components\Contacts\Contact;
use Ctct\Components\Contacts\ContactList;
use Ctct\Components\Contacts\EmailAddress;
use Ctct\Exceptions\CtctException;
// Enter your Constant Contact APIKEY and ACCESS_TOKEN
define("APIKEY", "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx");
define("ACCESS_TOKEN", "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx");
$cc = new ConstantContact(APIKEY);
// attempt to fetch lists in the account, catching any exceptions and printing the errors to screen
try {
$lists = $cc->getLists(ACCESS_TOKEN);
} catch (CtctException $ex) {
foreach ($ex->getErrors() as $error) {
print_r($error);
}
}
// check if the form was submitted
if (isset($_POST['email']) && strlen($_POST['email']) > 1) {
$action = "Getting Contact By Email Address";
try {
// check to see if a contact with the email addess already exists in the account
$response = $cc->getContactByEmail(ACCESS_TOKEN, $_POST['email']);
// create a new contact if one does not exist
if (empty($response->results)) {
$action = "Creating Contact";
$contact = new Contact();
$contact->addEmail($_POST['email']);
$contact->addList($_POST['list']);
$contact->first_name = $_POST['first_name'];
$contact->last_name = $_POST['last_name'];
/*
* The third parameter of addContact defaults to false, but if this were set to true it would tell Constant
* Contact that this action is being performed by the contact themselves, and gives the ability to
* opt contacts back in and trigger Welcome/Change-of-interest emails.
*
* See: http://developer.constantcontact.com/docs/contacts-api/contacts-index.html#opt_in
*/
$returnContact = $cc->addContact(ACCESS_TOKEN, $contact, false);
// update the existing contact if address already existed
} else {
$action = "Updating Contact";
$contact = $response->results[0];
$contact->addList($_POST['list']);
$contact->first_name = $_POST['first_name'];
$contact->last_name = $_POST['last_name'];
/*
* The third parameter of updateContact defaults to false, but if this were set to true it would tell
* Constant Contact that this action is being performed by the contact themselves, and gives the ability to
* opt contacts back in and trigger Welcome/Change-of-interest emails.
*
* See: http://developer.constantcontact.com/docs/contacts-api/contacts-index.html#opt_in
*/
$returnContact = $cc->updateContact(ACCESS_TOKEN, $contact, false);
}
// catch any exceptions thrown during the process and print the errors to screen
} catch (CtctException $ex) {
echo '<span class="label label-important">Error ' . $action . '</span>';
echo '<div class="container alert-error"><pre class="failure-pre">';
print_r($ex->getErrors());
echo '</pre></div>';
die();
}
}
if (isset($returnContact)) {
echo '<div class="container alert-success"><pre class="success-pre">';
print_r($returnContact);
echo '</pre></div>';
}
https://github.com/constantcontact/php-sdk/blob/master/examples/addOrUpdateContact.php