LiquidPlanner Classic Forum

*Posted on behalf of Hasty. Original posting date 2015-05-13.* Hi Support, Using C# here in our app and we're encountering time-outs when requesting data from the server. Here's a redacted uri: ``` https://app.liquidplanner.com/api/workspaces/XXXXX/tasks/?filter[]=reference contains TFS&filter[]=name contains TFS ``` This has worked for months but now times out. Have tried increasing the timeout exponentially thinking that we're pulling lots of data (which we are) but no luck there. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe.

*Posted on behalf of Alex Willisson. Original posting date 2015-05-05.* I'm building a system where a webhook phones home to a CGI script on my server, which does some more complicated work. In the script, I need to verify that the POST request is from a LP webhook and not someone masquerading as one. Is there anything in what a webhook sends to my server that can let me verify that it is actually an official LiquidPlanner webhook, and not someone pretending to be one? I have all sorts of juicy details about the SSL connection, remote IP, json from webhook, etc. Nothing's standing out to me as a good way to verify who the client is. My fallback plan is to use the webhook as a trigger to check in what the actual state of the LP object is, but I'd prefer to use the webhook itself.

*Posted on behalf of Daniel Troyer. Original posting date 2015-04-14.* Clients submit requests in WuFoo. Zapier takes the WuFoo data, creates a project, and inputs the form data into the project. The problem is that the new project is only visible to Full Members. I want new incoming projects visible to my team that includes restricted members. (I have other projects that should not be visible to restricted members.) Can Zapier set the access level as part of the data push so I can automate the setting of project access for various restricted users rather than setting each one manually? >>I think this is a feature request. I'm pretty sure the functionality is not yet available in the LP API.

*Posted on behalf of Ando Gala. Original posting date 2015-03-23.* Hello you all, I'm stucked updating the values of both low_effort_time and high_effort_time. I read https://developer.liquidplanner.com/docs/liquidplanner-api-examples the API that this should be done with this uri 'https://app.liquidplanner.com/api/workspaces/:id/treeitems/:id/update_assignment'; I receive a 404 error when this uri is processed. Any help with this, please. Thank you PS: I'm working with VB.NET (I used and modified the VB.net code that is available on this link https://developer.liquidplanner.com/docs/liquidplanner-api-examples and I've been able to create new tasks with estimates, but this one is getting way over my head. PS2: Could be a problem to update this values for a virtual assignee?? 404 error was when I tried to make a PUT... when I do a POST the error is a 400 Bad Request error.

*Posted on behalf of Espir. Original posting date 2015-03-18.* Can you add a task to a project and "package it" in a priority package in one line or do you have to first add the task, then get the task ID and then "package it"?

*Posted on behalf of a customer. Original posting date 2015-03-17.* Could we see an example of how to set a dependency via the API please? (I'm using Python3 but any language will do) I've tried varying combinations of both PUTing and POSTing to ```/tasks/<task_id>/dependencies``` with values for 'prerequisite_item_id' or ('prerequisite_item_id' plus 'dependent_item_id') and am getting either 500 or 404 errors, dependent on the combination.

*Posted on behalf of mstearne. Original posting date 2015-03-15.* I am looking to retrieve a fully formed dashboard in order to email it on a schedule. Do dashboards that are created exist yet in the LP API? I don't believe it is in the API yet but I was wondering if the data is available.

*Posted on behalf of a customer. Original posting date 2015-03-13.* Is it possible to create/update the webhooks via the API? I know I can get a list of webhooks, but say I wanted to enable or disable them, is that possible?