Bharani,
I'd like to throw in a "Me, too!" here. I'm using the .NET library. When
using the provider OAuth2ProviderForApplications, the default value for
IsOffline is "true" so that suggests that it's already set to offline. The
examples in your link were not related to the .NET libraries, s
I'm trying to link accounts, using the MutateLink operation on
ManagedCustomerService. However, this operation does not work the way that
I had hoped.
In order to get this method to work correctly, I (the manager) need to
login, then send the invitation to my desired client.
What I'm hoping t
Thank you for the pointer! I'll look into this ASAP.
Have a great day!
On Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 11:06:12 AM UTC-5, Shwetha Vastrad
(AdWords API Team) wrote:
>
> Hi Derek,
>
> I'll get in touch with the team to provide more details in the Address
> returned for Proximity criteria. Mean
Thank you for the response, Shwetha!
In my case, I created it from the AdWords UI.
What I specified was the following:
20.0 mi around Sunrise, FL
I receive the values for 20, Miles and Florida. I don't receive
"Sunrise". So when I'm trying to use the information returned as part of
my API i
I'm attempting to recreate the basic functionality in the Campaign >
Locations section, specifically with specifying a radius. After some
digging it looks like I should be using the Proximity Criteria Type in the
CampaignCriterionService, but when I retrieve the list from the criteria,
the Add
Thank you for the response, Shwetha! Using your advice, I'm handling each
partition type differently. I'm currently down to Product Type and Custom
Label, which I'm still researching at the moment. I appreciate the quick
feedback. It sent me down a good path and I was able to move quickly
a
Good afternoon!
I'm working with the Shopping section within AdWords.
I'm trying to mimic the functionality of the Product Groups section, using
the .NET API libraries. I noticed that when I click on a product group
(for example, "All products") I am taken to a new screen, where I can
choose