In this article: https://mailchimp.com/help/about-your-contacts/ it lists the status options as:
Subscribed
Unsubscribed
Not-Subscribed
Cleaned
By passing in "subscribed" or "unsubscribed" as the status, this will update, however I cannot find a valid value to pass in for people who are Not-Subscribed.
"Pending" puts them into a pending state which triggers an email to be sent to the user to approve. The API doesn't allow you to leave it blank.
Is there a way to do this? In an ideal world, I want to allow the system calling the API to set subscribe/unsubscribe after further action from the user, while still initially adding them into the contacts list.
According to the Mailchimp API documentation, these are the only possible values for a subscriber's current status:
"subscribed"
"unsubscribed"
"cleaned"
"pending"
I suggest trying null if possible, or leaving the value empty as status= to see if that works. Otherwise, documentation is law.
Edit:
Untested, but you could also try passing an empty value using %02%03 as the contents of the value, given that %02 denotes the start of an ASCII character and %03 denotes the end of an ASCII Character. Success would depend on whether the Mailchimp server would allow it.
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Technical issue with etrade API.
I am constructing a trailing stop sell-to-close order with the following preview in Sandbox:
"{"PreviewOrderRequest":{"orderType":"OPTN","clientOrderId":"27099010699269ea2bee","Order":[{"allOrNone":"false","priceType":"TRAILING_STOP_CNST","orderTerm":"GOOD_FOR_DAY","marketSession":"REGULAR","trailPrice":".15","stopPrice":0,"Instrument":[{"Product":{"symbol":"MSFT","securityType":"OPTN","callPut":"CALL","expiryYear":"2021","expiryMonth":"9","expiryDay":"24","strikePrice":"290"},"orderAction":"SELL_CLOSE","orderedQuantity":"10","quantity":"10"}]}]}}"
However, in response, I am receiving the following error message:
"{"Error":{"code":7,"message":"You did not specify a stop price. Please fill in the missing information and resubmit your order."}}"
As you can see, I am setting the "stopPrice":0 in the order object. I put zero "0" since this is the value used in several examples from the documentation:
https://apisb.etrade.com/docs/api/order/api-order-v1.html#/definitions/OrderDetail
And I tried it as both a number and string: "stopPrice":"0" without success.
Is there a different field/value to set or format/configuration to make this work?
The obvious question is whether 0 is a valid value.
I'd be surprised if it is, but it's easy to check.
I have this situation: I have a filling form, there I enter the details of sealing the object, I want to add an interesting function to the form, I want to send an e-mail in order to support the sealing permissions.
For example, I want to seal the doors, in the form I enter the email and press the send button, I receive a normer, which I must enter in the next field in the form, if the number is correct, I see the "create" button, if not, then the "Create" button does not visible
Has anyone already encountered this?
To show (or not) certain items or buttons you can use
conditions
dynamic actions (Show)
In your case, dynamic action might be a better choice.
The part which is related to "if the number is correct" is handled by validation.
If you want to send an email, simplest way is to use APEX_MAIL. https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/19.1/aeapi/APEX_MAIL.html#GUID-14F51C6D-CB82-4B38-AB6E-61C46E75596F
For some other options, have a look here: https://jeffkemponoracle.com/2016/04/email-made-easier/
If you want to send an SMS, there is no built-in support for this. You would need to send requests via an SMS gateway. By way of example, an API for integrating with one gateway (ClickSend) which might help you is: https://jeffkemponoracle.com/2016/08/send-sms-mms-and-voice-messages-from-oracle-plsql/
Goal: I'd like to be able to filter the "List Messages" API to only return emails that are sent to the user rather than any messages that exist anywhere (such as ones sent out by the user).
Right now, if you query this particular API, you get a list of all of the messages in all folders (including Deleted Items and Clutter folders).
I know that I can filter on isDraft eq false to remove the drafts - but I don't know if there's any filter to say don't include messages sent by the user.
What I've Tried: I've looked over the examples and didn't see anything about filtering like this. I've also taken a look at the OData Query Params and dug into the filter param. The problem is I'm not quite sure what I could even filter on. I do see that there is a sender parameter - but given I've connected via OAuth and haven't asked users to provide their email address I'm not sure I have an easy way to filter on that.
Theoretically, I could first do a request to the https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/ endpoint to get the userPrincipalName and then add a filter on from/emailAddress/address ne '<userPrincipalName>' when I call the /me/messages endpoint - but that's going to double the number of API calls I'd need to make. Is that the only option I have or is there a better way to go about this?
Thanks for your time :)
There is no filter parameter that will achieve this directly. If you want to filter away sent messages - you'll need to either decode the base64 encoded JWT access token and extract the userPrincipalName or make a call to the /me endpoint and retrieve the userPrincipalName from that. Once you have that, you can add a filter of from/emailAddress/address ne '<userPrincipalName>'.
Please note that if you are filtering on many things and you have an "order by" param that you'll need to include that param in your filter or you'll receive an error about too many filters.
I am having a similar problem to the one described in this previously asked question, but I am looking for a bit more detail in the answer as my lack of experience in this area doesn't allow me to fill in some of the blanks:
Tag Outlook MailItem with ID number before send without causing TNEF (RTF) send
Like the asker of that question, I would like to set a User Property, say it's named "XXXX", to a MailItem while the user is composing it, so that when the user later revisits that same MailItem in his or her Sent Items folder I could read the "XXXX" property's value again.
My additional questions would be as follows:
Dmitry Streblechenko suggests using MailItem.PropertyAccessor.SetProperty, but wherever I see that used I see people using a schema link to represent the property. What would be the correct schema link to use if I want my property still to be known as "XXXX"? In other words, what would be the correct syntax to use in Dmitry's suggestion?
I gather I could use a ".GetProperty" call to read the property later from the Sent Items, but the problem is that our add-in has been around for years, and users sent items are already full of MailItems with the original UserProperty "XXXX" in them. Will I still be able to use UserProperties to get property "XXXX" even if I use .PropertyAccessor.SetProperty to set them?
Alternatively, if I kept using the original code to set UserProperties while composing the message, but I then used .PropertyAccessor.SetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/id/{00062008-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}/8582000B", false) during the ItemSend, like the original poster is suggesting, then I understand the UserProperties are not sent out with the message, which is fine by me, but will they still be available when revisiting the message in the Sent Items folder? Eugene Astafiev suggests that it's safe to use that .SetProperty call, but he doesn't clarify whether it affects what happens to the message at the Sender's end.
My personal preference would be a solution that would a) allow me to send the item without having to force Outlook in any way to send the message in any particular format and b) be able to continue to access the properties in the users' inboxes as we always have through the MailItem's UserProperties, but I am aware that I may be asking for something impossible here.
You need a property in the PS_INTERNET_HEADERS namespace. E.g. http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/string/{00020386-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}/x-my-prop.
Yes if you specify the full DASL name.
Yes, the user property will still be there in the Sent Items folder.
Let's say I want to perform custom logic only, say, when a user's verified field changes from false to true (in order to make sure they are allowed to be performing this operation). Is there a way in Cloud Code to see what the 'current', i.e. about-to-be-overwritten value of a field is?
I would look at changedAttributes(), previousAttributes() and previous("columnName") to see if these have been exposed in the beforeSave handler yet.
Update note: none of those methods help.
The only other option I've seen in some older questions is to check object.existed() and in that case do a get() request to load the original values before the save. Obviously this causes 2 API requests per save.
It would be great to hear back if the changed/previous methods work.
Update
I have since done some more thorough testing, and the only option is to get() the previous version of the record. Nothing else works. This of course requires that you do it in the before-save handler.