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Why do you have to use numeric here even when any string works? Is it a limitation on Safaricom end? After commenting out this check, my call still works!
public function usingReferenceId($referenceId)
{
if (!is_numeric($referenceId)) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('The reference id must be numeric');
}
$this->referenceId = $referenceId;
return $this;
}
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Hi,
Thanks for the update. The reference ID was set to be numeric by Safaricom but was updated to allow strings. Forgot to update it but now it's all good.
Thanks boss...That will help guys doing this...You could update the docs
too..to give a hint...
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Thanks for the update. The reference ID was set to be numeric by Safaricom
but was updated to allow strings. Forgot to update it but now it's all good.
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Why do you have to use numeric here even when any string works? Is it a limitation on Safaricom end? After commenting out this check, my call still works!
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