I was able to download some PHP code from exact online to connect to their API. Using this, I get logged in and get all the data such as my access token.
Now, when I do a simple http get on start.exactonline.nl/api (exactly as stated on their website), I get a 755 character string back with no meaning to me at all. Below a part of this string, just as an example, the original string I get back is way longer.
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I should actually get an Json package back I suppose, or an error message, but I get this back.
Has anybody have a clue as to what is going on here or what I could check?
Make sure you add CURLOPT_ENCODING => '' to your cURL call, what you're receiving is a raw gzipped file.