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Sam, I believe that you only need to make the spay/neuter status public under Animals > Settings > Privacy Settings. About Animal Settings
- Sam Maurice
Thank you so much! That worked like a charm!
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Sam, I believe that you only need to make the spay/neuter status public under Animals > Settings > Privacy Settings. About Animal Settings
Thank you so much! That worked like a charm!
I'm using the HTTP API on our new website and so far it's working out pretty well, but I've run into a snag. I'm able to successfully access a number of fields with the animals object and the publicSearch action (animalName, locationName, animalPrimaryBreed, animalSex, animalColor, animalColorDetails, etc.). The only field I'm running into a problem with is animalAltered. It's just simply not returning anything, even when it is set.
See this page: http://hmcreative.net/hmjc/adoptable-small/
"Oreo" does not have the field set, and it is expected for nothing to display next to "altered:". However "Pez" has the field set to "Yes" which I would expect to display next to "altered:" but you can see it does not.
I've quadruple checked my code, copied and pasted the field name straight from the documentation so I can be sure it wasn't a typo, and I'm not calling that field any differently than any other field that is displaying successfully. That line of code is simply: echo "<br> altered: " . $animal["animalAltered"];
If the full code would be helpful I'd be happy to post it.