Unable to add new task via API - Input Parameter Missing
I'm following the spec at
http://www.zoho.com/projects/developers/tasklists-api.html#7 to Add a new task to a Project Task list - I think I have all of the required form items populated based on the provided sample,but I'm getting an error:
{"code":6831,"message":"Input Parameter missing"}
https://projectsapi.zoho.com/portal/{PortalName}/api/private/xml/task/add?apikey={ApiKey}&ticket={Ticket}
projId=f8044dc4a76d2d98e298090ee4ab5d05b3711e3d6848763c,
personresponsible=aee2293d0f655f48,
listId=f8044dc4a76d2d986e2974ab7fd72a8b6755b1c1035e80e0,
todotask=Create me,
taskdate=08-21-2012,
pcomplete=0,
duration=1,
priority=None
I noticed that the documentation is inconsistent between the
Parameters to be passed
and the
Sample Call
listid
vs
listId
percentcomplete
vs
pcomplete
personresponsible is show in the Sample Call but not in the Parameters to be passed.
I tried different combinations but still can't successfully create a task :-(
Could you please confirm the exact parameters required to create a task.
Thanks.
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