Is there a way to retrieve the user's time zone set value for the profile thru the API?
I am afraid that it is currently not supported to retrieve user's time zone through api . There is no out-of-the-box api to get user’s time zone.
You could add your request for this feature on our UserVoice site , which is our main forum for product suggestions.
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I am looking for a solution where a customer can set their own start date to a WooCommerce membership plan rather than have it start straightaway (our plans have a set number of days). Has anyone come across or made a solution to this? I would need to use the _start_date string.
Thank you.
I currently have a script that takes a list of people and creates new Asana projects, one for each person. These people are not in our Asana organization and need to be invited as guests to their respective projects. If I try to include a followers or members property in my API request, I get denied, and the docs list those properties as read-only.
I noticed this question from over a year and a half ago, where an Asana engineer said that it was on the API roadmap and that he hoped to publish it soon. It seems like the engineer in question no longer works at Asana, so replying to him won't help me, but has any progress been made on this front? Being able to invite guests to each project programmatically would be a huge time saver. Thanks!
We decided to keep this as a read-only endpoint. Apologies for the confusion.
You can add and remove followers on a task through the API. Perhaps you could adjust your workflow to use tasks instead of projects.
I am currently building an iOS application which involves journey planning and travel updates etc, I am having a really difficult time finding TFL api key. Which I can use for my App, can someone please be kind enough to help me through it and guide who shall I contact.
This question remains unanswered in SO for past two years.. I think you might have already figured out how to get the API Key, but just for new devs..
Its a easy process just register and signin at https://api.tfl.gov.uk/
or at https://api-portal.tfl.gov.uk/
Then select API credentials and you will be able to see your newly created App ID and App Keys
October 24 2021
It's changed now. They made it way less intuitive, imo
The sign up process is about the same,
after you need to go to products
select 500 requests per minute (the only public, and costless, option)
Choose and enter a name for your subscription
That should redirect you to your profile where you can then find the Primary and Secondary keys.
We are trying to setup a BPM Workflow involving human services(using IBM BPM 8.0.1.2).
We are able to create Routing Polices etc for each activity , but not able to figure out
how we can include personal calendars of each user during task assignment.
Usecase : we do not want to assign a task to a person who is on a vacation.
Any help is appreciated!
IBM BPM does not currently have a concept of a business calendar tied to a specific user. You can create a business calendar for calculation of due dates (e.g. this item is due in 3 business days) that can accommodate things like holidays for these calculations, but there is no built in mechanism to create a calendar and tie that to a specific user.
Now, it would be possible to create a set of services that would allow you to create per user calendars for your organization, but that feels like the wrong solution.
In general IBM BPM wants you to assign tasks to "Participant Groups" (in 8.5 this turns into "Teams") rather than to a specific user. This greatly increases your flexibility with respect to who can actually work the task over simply assigning a task to a specific person, as you can change Participant Group membership on your runtime server.
You need to know when a user is on vacation. Now this information can either come by creating custom calendar for each person but this does not look feasible good idea or Second source to get this info, can be Vacation Management System where use applies for vacation. If you do not have Vacation Management System in you organization, then this is even better - build a simple process for vacation approval and store the data for use from this process. If you have system then look for API to retrieve user's vacation details from that system.
Either way, you use this retrieved vacation info in team filter service to assign a task to only available users.
I have now played with the QBO and QBD APIs and feel I have a fair understanding of how it thinks and how to interact with it. So now it is time to design the actual integration solution.
Inside my application you can create new customers, quote services, perform services, and soon, pass invoices to QuickBooks, sounds easy.
But what if the customer is not in QB yet? No problem - for each invoice I will look up the customer (need the id anyway) and if it doesn’t exist, add it. But if I have to look up the customer for each invoice it seems like it might be slow. I will likely have 30,000 customers and have 500-3000 invoices per day.
So my question is this; what are others doing?
a) Are you storing the QB id for each customer in your data?
b) How do you detect address changes (changed in your app and changed in QB)?
c) Is the batch submission interface so much faster I should use that?
Thanks for your help!
We often times do store the QB id in our database for use. If we post an invoice into QB, we'll then store the QB id for future use if we need to modify it.
As far as detecting changes on the customer record and other info, there's a couple ways to handle the conflict resolution. One is to keep a timestamp on your side as to when changes are made. You can then compare this with the timestamp of the last change on the QB record and then make your decision as to which one gets updated.
FreddyMac,
To detect changes on the Intuit side you can construct a query with a CDCasOf Filter, which will return only the data that has changed since a date you provide. (ChangeDataCapture as of)
https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0100_Calling_Data_Services/0015_Retrieving_Objects
You need to keep track of data changes on your side.
The batch submission is not faster, its just easier for you to write the code.
The IPP SDK can queue the API calls for your and aggregate the responses.
regards,
Jarred