DisputeTransactions - accountsIQ/API-Wiki GitHub Wiki
Please use this end point to dispute transactions
public WSResult2<WSResultStatus[]> DisputeTransactions(String token, int[] transactionIDs, bool disputed)Here is the parameter list required to use the function:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| token | String | The session token retrieved during authentication. |
| transactionIDS | Int32 | Array of transaction ids to be disputed. |
| disputed | Boolean | Dispute or Un-dispute. |
The following example disputes transactions.
// Integration is the reference to the accountsIQ web service
Integration ws = new Integration();
// Try to login using the entity ID, the integrator partner key and the user provided key
string auth = ws.Login(entityID, partnerKey, userKey);
if (auth != null)
{
// Get the transaction ID from some listing method
int transactionToDisputeTid = 2091;
var idsToDispute = new List<int>();
var disputed = true;
idsToDispute.Add(transactionToDisputeTid);
// Proceed to dispute a transaction.
var result = ws.DisputeTransactions(auth, idsToDispute.ToArray(), disputed);
if (result[0].Status == OperationStatus.Success)
{
// The operation succeeded
}
else if (result[0].HasExpired)
{
// The login has expired. Log the user in again.
}
else if (result[0].Status == OperationStatus.Failure)
{
// The operation failed.
// The ErrorCode field will provide more information as to what is the cause of the failure.
}
}
else
{
// The login failed. For security reasons, we cannot give more information on what went wrong.
// The most likely cause is an incorrect user key or an expired partner key.
// Put here your error handling for invalid login. Either one of the three piece of information can be incorrect.
}