Hi John,
After a bit of digging, I found out that you shouldn't need to make any
changes at all to the partition tree, as the system should automatically
avoid bidding on items that have been marked as out of stock. I'll
double-check this for you, though, and try to find out whether there's any
If I set the bid to zero I get a BiddingErrors.INVALID_BID error. Do I need
to set anything else? My original question however was is it correct that
deleted partition objects are store in the underlying system as the old
style Product criteria with suitable conditions set, which leads onto, is
I'll try that, but I thought I had a RANGE_ERROR.TOO_LOW when I did this
before.
Thanks
John
On Wednesday, September 10, 2014 11:44:47 AM UTC+1, Sérgio Gomes (Shopping
API Team) wrote:
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> Hi John,
>
> I'm not entirely sure if this is what you're asking, but if you simply set
> the bids to ze
Hi John,
I'm not entirely sure if this is what you're asking, but if you simply set
the bids to zero, that will disable any bidding on that
BiddableAdGroupCriterion. This is, as Chuck suggested, a much better
solution than removing and re-adding nodes to the partition tree as
products go out o
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 3:15:21 PM UTC+1, Chuck Reeves wrote:
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> Instead of removing the partitions, why not just disable the bids on them
> ? This way when they come back on you wont need to rebuild the whole tree
>
>
Sorry maybe an obvious question, but how do you disable the bids on t
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 3:15:21 PM UTC+1, Chuck Reeves wrote:
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> Instead of removing the partitions, why not just disable the bids on them
> ? This way when they come back on you wont need to rebuild the whole tree
>
> Sorry maybe an obvious question, but how do you disable the bids on th
Instead of removing the partitions, why not just disable the bids on them ?
This way when they come back on you wont need to rebuild the whole tree
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 6:36:22 AM UTC-4, m...@kickstone.co.uk wrote:
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>
> As a follow up to the above, it looks like the enabled products ar
As a follow up to the above, it looks like the enabled products are also
listed as Product criterion, it does indeed look as though google are
mapping the new shoping partitions to the old style product entries behind
the scenes, perhaps explains why the interface is so clunky and awkward,
for
I have a shopping campaign with a tree containing a number of products
explicitly listed by their offerId, which is all fine. As these products go
out of stock/get discontinued, etc I automatically remove them from adwords
which all looks good as well. However I've just noticed that these
"remo
