https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads/account-structure/create-and-manage-creatives-new?view=li-lms-2022-06&tabs=http#sample-request-for-campaign-objective-type-website-visit
Referring to the above link the post call should create a creative in the linked in campaign with the values provided in the json body.
However, the following field value is not respected.
"contentCallToActionLabel": "DOWNLOAD",
this should ideally create a CTA Button with download text on it, however it does not create any cta and works just as if the key value pair was missing from the json body.
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Is there any way to get the calendar events specifically with attendee name.
I have checked the API for this,
GET https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/calendarId/events
If I pass event name with q='abc'. I able to get the matched event.
But particularly I want to pass the attendee name to get the event from calendar.
With the above API, I suspect we might get by using privateExtendedProperty or sharedExtendedProperty request parameters (propertyName=Name) but I didn't get. I stuck while passing the values and get the desired results.
The search for google calendar events is free text.
Free text search terms to find events that match these terms in any field, except for extended properties. Optional. (string)
Which means that you add the text you want to search for and it will search for that value in all of the fields its designed to search. You cant specifiy that it should check only items(attendees%252Femail) for example
example Just add the persons email address you want to search for then you will have to process it again on your end to ensure that its actually the attended thats set and not some other field.
I created a custom object and i want to get all its existing records. Is there a way of doing that via the REST API? Seems like a very basic and simple operation but i couldn't find information about it anywhere.
As you say, it seems like a basic task, but in the reality, it is more complex indeed.
Unfortunately, the Get Custom Object endpoint (which is the only endpoint to fetch Custom Objects) requires the filterType and filterValues parameters to be present as well. Basically this means that you have to have some information about the queried objects beforehand.
Also, a further restriction is that the value of filterType can only be one of the “searchable” fields of the Custom Object, meaning that it has to be either a Link field or a Dedupe field. (These fields are listed under the searchableFields property in the response from the Describe Custom Objects endpoint.)
So as mentioned above, you have to know the values for at least one of the properties of your Custom Objects before you make the query.
With additional queries though, you can grab these required values.
Let's say, you have your Custom Object linked to the Lead Object, and the Link field is called Owner Email (with the REST API name being ownerEmail) which links to the Email Address field of the Lead Object. In this case you could set the filterType to ownerEmail and set the emails of the leads as filterValues.
Then it is up to you how you gather the emails of those Leads who has a Custom Object attached. Luckily the REST API won’t throw an error if you provide a value that has no corresponding Custom Objects.
If your Custom Object is linked to a Lead, it's a bit complex but you can do like this:
Create a smart list and filter with "Has You Custom Object"
Get the smart list with API (GET /rest/asset/v1/smartLists.json)
Based on this list of Leads, get all Custom Objects (see the other answer).
I have a list named "Students" of 500 members. Email will be sent to each member. Two things in the email content will be specific to each member. First one is:
Dear Michael
Michael will be replaced by each members First Name. Second is:
Click here
Click here will have a link behind redirecting each member to different target.
Followed this How to Create a campaign in MailChimp using ASP.Net
I am able to create a campaign using API, but I need to go further with or without API.
I've done this before for an email using personalisation. I didn't send it through MailChimp but I found this article that could help you: http://kb.mailchimp.com/article/getting-started-with-merge-tags/
In your list if you add a field for the student's first name and another field for the the link then you should be able to use merge tags to add that data to wherever you want it to be in your email.
We're designing schemas for content that we want to retrieve via the CD API based upon a Keyword field. From an API point of view, I'm wondering if it makes a difference if this field is a Content field or a Metadata field:
Looking at the API docs, there's a TaxonomyKeywordCriteria available to query all content which are related to a specific Keyword which I can pass to Query object.
This only applies to Keyword fields in custom metadata, correct?
There's also the TaxonomyRelationManager class which has a GetTaxonomyContent method as well as the GetTaxonomyComponentPresentations method in the ComponentPresentationFactory class.
These would apply to Keyword fields in content or custom metadata?
Is there any performance difference between the API calls to be aware of?
The Keyword field is important from an editorial point of view so I'm leaning towards creating it as content field rather than it being "hidden" under the metadata tab.
Cheers
EDIT
Initial (quick & dirty!) tests show TaxonomyRelationManager is x10 quicker than ComponentPresentationFactory, which is x1.5 quicker that Query.
However ComponentPresentationFactory contains actual content rather than just TCM IDs which could be more useful in my scenario.
Normal content fields don't automatically get published to the broker. Keyword fields are the exception to this: a keyword field is automatically metadata even if it's on the content tab.
I see you've already answered the performance part of your question yourself.
As far as I'm aware only Metadata fields get published to the Broker, Content fields don't. So if you need to query against the keyword field it would need to be a Metadata field.
As an example, the code I have to embed has an ID of the form: UA-3235632-1, but to use the data export API I need the ID from the URL of the proper page, in this case: 6270018.
How do I get the real ID from the UA type ID?
That feature of the the GA Data Export API could indeed be a little more clear.
Here's what you need to do:
login to the GA Browser and in the
upper-right-hand corner drop-down
menu, select your GA Account of
interest (assuming you have more
than one--if you don't then you are
already on right page). The page
that renders will be the Website
Profiles for that Account. Find the
row in that table that corresponds
to the Profile (Report) you want
retrieve data from and click on the
next-to-last column Edit;
The page you'll see now will say
Profile Settings in the upper
left-hand corner. Just under that,
in smaller font, you'll see Profile
ID followed by a string of digits
(probably six to eight). This is what you want
(in the python client for the GA
Data Export API, it is referred to
as TABLE_ID)).
To retrieve this parameter (TABLE_ID) programmatically, the GA Data Export API Account Feed returns this value to you in the dxp:tableID field. In particular, an Account Query will return the list of profiles under that Account to which you have access; each Profile will have a tableID in the field i mentioned just above.