project API's

I am having trouble getting just about all the project api calls to work properly. They all are returning various errors for me.

I know I have valid apiKeys and Tickets because I can get the "user login-id" ID to return the correct information.

Here's me echo'ing the example code(php):

echo"<form method='post' action='https://projects.zoho.com/api/private/json/dashbs/getportals?apikey=$apiKey&ticket=".ticket()."'>
<input type='submit' value='Get Portals' ></form>";

and here's the server response:

{"response": {"uri":"/jsp/error.jsp","error": {"code":6501,"message":"Input Parameter Doesnt Match the Pattern Specified"}}}

As I said, I know I'm using valid key/tickets b/c I'm not getting an apiKey or Ticket error.

Is there anyone working with the project API's that would be willing to post some better example code?

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