There are a lot of posts showing how to call Twilio's carrier lookup from other languages, but not from Access VBA. Devin Rader has a great example of how to send SMS messages from Access VBA, but I don't see how to modify that to instead do a carrier lookup. Would appreciate any help.
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I´m getting stuck on trying to bring P2P selling data from Binance using Python.
I am new and i am confused, can someone help me with the code to extract data from binance p2p?
https://p2p.binance.com/es/trade/all-payments/USDT?fiat=VES
I have searched for the api in many places and I can't find the APi to extract the data.
Thanks in advance
I have tried some very generic codes and it always gives me some error code, mainly errors that it is not connecting to the binance servers, I don't want to put the codes because I would like help from 0 and that my bad code does not interrupt a good code.
Would it be possible to use this API to grab specific text out of Teams conversations when someone messages you, and to automatically send that to an Excel file?
More specifically, if someone sends a message with a certain keyword such as "JJJ" in the message, it will copy the entire message to an Excel file on a shared drive.
Would this API work in an Enterprise environment?
Oh and I'm somewhat new to Python so no offense taken if this is a stupid question :)
I need to expand (recursively) email distribution list in Outlook 365. Is it possible to achieve using REST API?
As far as I understand it can be done using EWS, but I'd like to avoid extra complexity of working with EWS SOAP messages in Javascript code.
As state in the title, I want to get the email addresses from all my newsletter subscriber. Since this is just part of what I need to code up, dumping out the info into a csv file using Bigcommerce control panel is not an option.
So far, what I had figured out is getting the addresses from ALL the customers. Is there a filter I can apply so to filter the non-subscriber out of this list? Or there are other ways to approach this problem?
Thank you in advance for any helps.
At this time, it is not possible thru the Bigcommerce API. There are no fields for the customers resource to indicate if they signed up for the newsletter or not.
Furthermore, there is no API access to any of the newsletter content at all.
Please reference https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api/stores/v2/customers
If you were not aware, Bigcommerce already integrates directly (and nicely) with MailChimp. If you are set on using your own email marketing programs, simply have Bigcommerce integrate with MailChimp to port the newsletter subscribers over, and then you can look into connecting to the MailChimp API to grab the necessary data: http://apidocs.mailchimp.com
I've scoured over the questions here, but cannot seem to find an answer, so I thought to ask.
I'm creating a web application that will take in pictures, using the EXIF information or other image meta data to automatically place it in a date specific location...which is fine and dandy when doing the normal upload via web.
However, I'm trying to figure out how users with feature phones (not smart phones like the iphone/android ones) can send MMS to be received by my web app.
I've checked with some companies, like openmarket.com, and it seems they have to broker this access with Tier 1 telecoms like ATT, Verizon, etc.....then they abstract and provide a gateway, I lease a shortcode and their gateway and use their api to post/get the MMS data.
I was wondering if there was a way around this? this would help me out a great deal!
could i use email?
how does flickr.com acheive this?
Get your users to send MMS to an email address, and then parse the email. There are libraries out there to do this; what language are you planning to use?