I'm using Digits by Twitter and would like to use a custom SMS message.
This is apparently possible, as per this thread: TwitterCommunity
But I coludn't find any additional info or documentation
You can update portions of the SMS by adding your app's name to the Digits dashboard within Fabric.
Just select edit from your Digits dashboard and change your application's name to have that appear in the SMS.
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So I am working on a project to create Jira issue automatically from Logic App.
I want to ask if there is a way to set the priority also.
For creating the ticket this is the only fields that can set.
To make it visible over Logic Apps, you need to check the required box in the field but currently Logic Apps do not support jira field types other than string, number, date and datetime.
However as an alterative, You can add a short text field to enter the priority level.
In jira
In LogicApps
For more information, You can refer Jira Connector - Known Issues and Limitations
I currently want to get the full history of an Ad account on the Facebook side. Having read the documentation:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-activity
I expected to get all the events done in this account but found that I could only get one week of data. Something that is not indicated in the documentation.
Is this normal?
Please make sure to read the Graph API docs. In this case, pay attention to the time-based pagination part. You can specify the since parameter (which expects a Unix timestamp, more on it in the link above) to specify the start of the data you are requesting.
I viewed here:
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/contacts/v3/?csw=1
there are reference to PhoneNumber in the response, is this actually possible, I went to their playground but could not find any phone number in the response of contacts, before moving on to a live implementation I would like to be sure phone numbers are retrievable.
As to Microsoft, I couldn't find any reference to phone number retrieval from oAuth, anybody knows if this is possible?
I'm able to see phone numbers when I run a query against Google's implementation.
I did notice that the initial results (first 25 only) didn't appear to have any, but once I dumped all my contacts (https://www.google.com/m8/feeds/contacts/default/full?max-results=99999) I was able to see the results that I'd expected.
https://developers.google.com/gdata/docs/1.0/elements#gdPhoneNumber
The Yodlee API seems to return the following as a description of a check:
CHECK XXXXXXXXXX6789
What actually appears at the bank is something like:
CHECK 1234 123456789
Where 1234 is the check number. It seems like Yodlee is purposely obfuscating check number information, just curious if there is a way to get that which I am missing.
Yes, Yodlee do mask the numbers and show only last 4 digits. This is done for security reasons as the description may contain the account number of a user's account and hence the SDK returns only the last 4 digits.
There is a way to get the complete number but can be customized for a cobrand(SDK customer) and has to go through several approvals inside Yodlee and also with the client.
If you want to receive the complete number please log a service request through our YCC tool providing your cobrandID and other details and our customer support will look into it.
NOTE - If you have taken the SDKEE product then this can't be changed for you.
i've noticed that for certain keywords, the Eventbrite website shows relevant events, but the API returns a lot of irrelevant events.
some examples are: "arts", "health", "auction"
the results shown on the website all have the keywords appearing in the Title/Name of the event, however the API returns events as long as the keywords are in the title and/or description.
MY QUESTION IS: how do I use the API to only get back events which have the keyword appearing in the title?
I'm trying to get the best matching events.
event_search currently does a full-text search over the title and description fields.
Eventbrite is currently working on connecting their event_search interface to the same back-end that powers their web-based directory service
I'm sure they'll make an announcement via #EventbriteAPI when it's ready.