is there a way to retrieve my linkedin saved jobs from the API without registering for the partnership program? (And if not, can I do it by registering?)
you can use linkedin Api console to get the basics of what data you can get.
https://apigee.com/console/linkedin
for your question you just need to add "positions" field to your query in order to get saved jobs.
https://api.linkedin.com/v1/people/~:(id,num-connections,picture-url,positions)?format=json
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How do I get organization ID? I tried this:
https://app.asana.com/api/1.0/organization_exports
But it returns
{"errors":[{"message":"Not Found","help":"For more information on API status codes and how to handle them, read the docs on errors: https://asana.com/developers/documentation/getting-started/errors"}]}
Of course I'm logged in, or use an access token, and other API calls work fine.
My final goal is to make use of the organization ID in https://github.com/Asana/export_importer.
sorry for the delay - the system that was supposed to alert us to your question didn't pick this one up.
The easiest way to get the organization ID is to query our API for your user to see what organizations you're a member of, rather than use the organization_exports endpoint - that's for exporting a full organization data dump for backup or reporting purposes.
If you look at our API documentation for getting your user at app.asana.com/api/1.0/users/me, you'll see that your user record returns a list of workspaces which have ID and name information. This is probably the most straightforward way to get your organization ID from our API.
I am interested to allow my website to send a webform data to an asana project, its for collecting responses from potential clients.
I am unsure the best way to do this, since by using the form, I do not want that the user is required to login, or signup, or anything such as that, the form submission should be anonymous, it should just take whatever is posted and create a task in asana with the text given.
From the documentation, it appears that its always required to login, or connect with asana and this obviously isn't going to work since people are not going to do that in order to send me feedback from the website.
So, is there a way to do this, in the way mentioned above?
You're right in that you need to have an Asana account to make API calls as a particular user. However since you want the submissions to be anonymous anyway, there's a pretty simple way: you can create a bot account and use that to submit the form. For instance, create an Asana user called "forms_bot#yourdomain.com"; make sure it can see the project in which you want to collect the form submissions. Get its credentials from inside Asana, and use these on your server to make the API calls to Asana to submit the information. In this way you will see the tasks created by "forms_bot#yourdomain.com".
We use this idiom very frequently at Asana for these sorts of flows, and as an added plus it makes it very clear where the information came from in the first place (as opposed to seeming as if there were an actual user in your domain that's creating the tasks). Hopefully this makes sense and will allow you to get the workflow you want set up!
I am using the following API to get Customer group. ShopifyAPI::CustomerGroup. I got customer group names and id but i am not able to retrive the customers for particular customer group.Kindly suggest some ideas.
You can't. Customer groups is not a valid Shopify API resource or an endpoint. Instead, try to get the customers based on field values listed here - Customer API.
It'd help much if your grouping is based on certain conditions that are easy to extract from API endpoints.
I am working w/ the Event Brite API and I have a need that I am trying to figure out the best approach for. Right now, I have an event that people will be registering for. At the final step of the registration process, I need to ask them some questions that are specific to my event. Sadly, these questions are data-driven from my website, so I am unable to use the packaged surveys w/ Event Bright.
In a perfect world, I would use the basic flow detailed in the Website Workflow of the EB documentation, ending upon the "3rd Party Next Steps" step (redirect method).
http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/workflows/
Upon landing on that page, I would like to be able to access the order data that we just created in order to update my database and to send emails to each person who purchased a seat. This email would contain the information needed to kick off the survey portion of my registration process.
Is this possible in the current API? Does the redirect post any data back to the 3rd party site? I saw a few SO posts that gave a few keywords that could be included in the redirect URL (is there a comprehensive list?). If so, is there a way to use that data to look up order information for that order only?
Right now, my only other alternative is to set up a polling service that would pull EB API data, check for new values, and then kick off the process on intervals. This would be pretty noisy for all parties involved, create delay for my attendees, and I would like to avoid it if possible. Thoughts?
Thanks!
Here are the full set of parameters which we support after an attendee places an order:
http://yoursite.com/?eid=$event_id&attid=$attendee_id&oid=$order_id
It's possible that order_id and attendee_id would not be a numeric value, in which case it would return a value of "unknown." You'll always have the event_id though.
If you want to get order-specific data after redirecting an attendee to your site, you can using the event_list_attendees method, along with the modified_after parameter. You'll still have to look through the result set for the new order_id, but the result set will be much smaller and easier to navigate. You can get more information here: http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/events/event_list_attendees/
You can pass the order_id in your redirect URL in order to solve this.
When you define a redirect URL, Evenbrite will automatically swap in the order_id value in place of the string "$order_id".
http://your3rdpartywebsite.com/welcome_back/?order_id=$order_id
or:
http://your3rdpartywebsite.com/welcome_back/$order_id/
When the user completes their transaction, they will be redirected to your external site, as shown here: /http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/workflows/
When your post-transaction landing page is loaded, grab the order_id from the request URL, and call the event_list_attendees API method to find the order information in the response.
I need to get a list of projects for currently logged in user. I found the decision of oppozite task here: JIRA SOAP API : get the list of users
Is there a way to do this through Jira API?
Do you mean which projects a user is allowed to see issues in? If so, you want to use
getPermissionSchemes to retrieve an array of RemotePermissionSchemes, then use getPermissionMappings on each of those to get the permissions that you want to see, e.g. View Issues (by id). The problem is you'd have to do this for all projects (can be cached) but then getting the roles for the user only works for the logged in user.
summary: I'd write my own SOAP method to do this
These are 2 questions:
Which users are currently logged in?
List of projects for a user?
For the first one, I found some entries in the JIRA issue tracker: Users currently logged on
The second one is easier, have a look at the API