public function sendAssetFrom($fromAddress, $toAddress, $asset, $qty, $nativeAmount = null, $comment = '', $commentTo = '')
    {
        $nativeAmount = $this->findDefaultMinimumPerOutput($nativeAmount);
        return $this->jsonRPCClient->execute("sendassetfrom", array($fromAddress, $toAddress, $asset, $qty, $nativeAmount, $comment, $commentTo));
    }
public function sendAssetFrom($fromAddress, $toAddress, $asset, $qty, $nativeAmount = null, $comment = '', $commentTo = '')
    {
        $nativeAmount = $this->findDefaultMinimumPerOutput($nativeAmount);
        return $this->jsonRPCClient->execute("sendassetfrom", array($fromAddress, $toAddress, $asset, $qty, $nativeAmount, $comment, $commentTo));
    }
public function sendAssetFrom ( $ fromAddress , $ toAddress , $ asset , $ qty , $ nativeAmount = null , $ comment = '' , $ commentTo = '' ) { $ nativeAmount = $ this -> findDefaultMinimumPerOutput ( $ nativeAmount ) ; return $ this -> jsonRPCClient -> execute ( "sendassetfrom" , array ( $ fromAddress , $ toAddress , $ asset , $ qty , $ nativeAmount , $ comment , $ commentTo ) ) ; }
This works like sendassettoaddress, but with control over the from-address whose funds are used. Any change from
the transaction is sent back to from-address. See also sendfromaddress for sending multiple assets in one
transaction.

@param $fromAddress
@param $toAddress
@param $asset
@param $qty
@param null $nativeAmount
@param string $comment
@param string $commentTo
@return mixed
This works like sendassettoaddress but with control over the from - address whose funds are used . Any change from the transaction is sent back to from - address . See also sendfromaddress for sending multiple assets in one transaction .