Hello,
I've seen getMccAlerts() retrieve data as well. Can you confirm that
you're going against the Production environment and that there are
actually alerts in the MCC you're making the call against? Also be
sure that you're making the call under the context of your MCC
account, meaning that y
Sorry
I've post before looking for comparable subjet,
Now I've read several message but the message post by "Sander
Agricola" seems interesting because she seems retrieve some data.
http://groups.google.com/group/adwords-api/browse_thread/thread/b8ea80a0abf73f8d/a38961198622819d
I still opened
Thanks a lot,
Indeed those attribute work well in the production environnement.
My mission is not finish so your either ;)
My last question, I hope to you, concern the MccAlert,
I've try to built the request by myself like cause there is no sample
code to get the Mcc Alert on google code websit
Hello,
No, I wouldn't expect there to be meaningful values for those
attributes in the Sandbox environment. You should see them properly
populated in the Production environment; if you don't, let us know.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, AdWords API Team
On Mar 25, 6:37 am, Christouphh wrote:
> Ok and
Ok and thanks
I knew this property but I did not know has what it corresponded to.
Now the problem is when I retrieve the criterion object the
firstPageCpc property = 0 for all the keywords (example "hôtel vigny
paris" ...)
[adGroupId] => 570648
[criterionType] => Keyword
[id] => 10146678
[l
Hello,
Keywords are no longer marked as inactive, either in the AdWords web
interface or as their status returned via the API. There is now a
concept of a "first page CPC" bid, which you can learn more about in
the AdWords Help Center at
http://adwords.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=
