Using plug-in with Spark-hosted CiviCRM instance

  • Resolved gillenpj

    (@gillenpj)


    2 years, 5 months ago

    I’m trying to get the plug-in working with a WordPress site hosted by Bluehost https://eatest.org.uk/ and a CiviCRM instance hosted by Spark https://eatest.civicrm.org/

    I’ve managed to create an API key in CiviCRM but the plug-in settings screen on Bluehost hosted instance of WordPress displays the error Validation failed: Unable to parse returned JSON when I try to save the settings. I suspect I’ve got the CiviPath (/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/rest.ph) wrong and I’ve reached out the admin for that service for info. Would anyone have any other suggestions about what I’ve done wrong in setting up the integration plug-in? Many thanks, Patrick

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  • Thread Starter gillenpj

    (@gillenpj)

    If I use this path instead, sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/rest.php, I get a different error message, so at least this seems to resolve the issue flagged up above. The new error message is `Validation failed: ERROR: No CMS user associated with given api-key’.

    Update: Actually, all issues are now resolved. I had put the wrong api key in the user logged onto CMS.

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by gillenpj.
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