Client->loop() returns callback without properties about net_routeros HOT 2 CLOSED

All of those requests return responses that contain one !re reply, followed by one !done reply. The !re reply is the one containing the data you want, while the !done is empty.

In your response callback, you're only checking the tag, but never the response type. Combine that with overwriting the previous response entirely (rather than appending it to a collection/array of some sort), and the result now looks obvious - you get 3 !done replies, which don't contain any properties, because all the stuff you actually wanted was at the previous !re reply.

To do what you want, you should either be appending stuff to the respective variables OR (in the case of these menus) you could simply detect the response type, and only replace the old one if it's a !re reply, e.g.

public function notifyDeviceInfo(RouterOS\Response $response) {
    if ($response->getType() === Response::TYPE_DATA) {
        switch ($response->getTag()) {
                case "deviceIdentity":
                    $this->identityResponse = $response;
                    break;
                case "deviceLicense":
                    $this->licenseResponse = $response;
                    break;
                case "deviceRouterboard":
                    $this->routerboardResponse = $response;
                    break;
                case "deviceResource":
                    $this->resourceResponse = $response;
                    break;
        }
    }

or quite frankly, you should also be able to use:

public function notifyDeviceInfo(RouterOS\Response $response) {
    if ($response->getType() === Response::TYPE_DATA) {
        $this->{$response->getTag()} = $response;
    }

if you just adjust your tag names to match the property names or vice versa.

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Thank you! The code works a treat and thanks to your explanation I see where I've gone wrong :)

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