changeUsernamePassword
The changeUsernamePassword postback is used to change the password or username or both of an existing subscription for an end user.
Request parameters
| Parameter | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| callback | string | Specifies the action for this request, which in this case is "changeUsernamePassword". |
| username | string | End user's new username. If this value is empty, it means that the username didn't change and as such should be ignored as only the password should be updated. Example: steven |
| password | string | End user's new or existing password. Example: abc123safe911 |
| subscription_id | numeric | Vendo's subscription identifier. Example: 123456789 |
| site_id | numeric | Vendo's site identifier. Example: 123456789 |
| is_test | boolean | Whether or not this request is related to a test transaction or subscription. 0 for no (real transaction) 1 for yes (test transaction) |
Your server must reply with one of these response formats:
OK (Response code 1)
Reply with this if the request was received successfully.
Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<postbackResponse>
<changeUsernamePassword>
<code>1</code>
</changeUsernamePassword>
</postbackResponse>
ERROR (Response code 2)
Reply with this if you encountered an unexpected problem with the request.
Include a custom error message with your message for tracing/debugging. Make sure this error message is meaningful because it is stored to a logfile for later debugging.
Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<postbackResponse>
<changeUsernamePassword>
<code>2</code>
<errorMessage>Custom error message</errorMessage>
</changeUsernamePassword>
</postbackResponse>
Note for NATS users
NATS v3 doesn't support this postback. If you run NATS v3, you have to create a script to handle it. Contact Vendo support for more information.
Updated about 2 years ago