i found that listtransactions does not work what i think it does. i also found listreceivedbyaddress can get all received tx. but there is no listsentbyaddress or listtransactionsbyaddress, should i write it myself or i just missed something?
thanks for any response & advice :)
Listtransactions accepts an account parameter which is optional, if you leave it out all transactions are shown. There is no RPC command for listing transactions based on addresses. You should loop through the addresses returned from listtransactions. Remember when sending transactions there is no "from address", only a receiving address. Any address in the wallet can be used for any transaction.
please check out this. https://tokenview.com/en/btc/address/35SySvJgDkZ1j4psYBA9jScbdffMwyAiA4
he just listed all transactions by an address in 1 seconds. how did he do it?
@StayCoolDK Wrong, it only lists transactions in your own wallet. @efvhi It's hard to guess what you think these RPCs do if you don't explain what you're trying to do.
Please take this to bitcoin.stackexchange.com. This is an issue tracksr, not a support forum.
@sipa i am trying to implement something like this url doing https://tokenview.com/en/btc/address/35SySvJgDkZ1j4psYBA9jScbdffMwyAiA4 but i think if i scan every block to find related transactions. that will take a lot time. there must be an another way to do it.
Okay, have a look on bitcoin.stackexchange.com. There are plenty of questions about this topic, and you can ask more yourself.
well, thanks for your advice.