Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your response; I'm happy with that and that we are doing all we
can do to track these Ad types.
cheers
pete
On Wednesday, 27 February 2013 17:23:48 UTC, Kevin Winter (AdWords API
Team) wrote:
>
> Hi Pete,
> We discussing the best approach for this issue. The core pro
Hi Pete,
We discussing the best approach for this issue. The core problem is that
these template types were never intended to be used with the AdWords API.
There are required fields that the API cannot return or allow you to
mutate for these template types. As a result, it's not currently p
Hi Kevin
Any update on this issue?
thanks
pete
On Friday, 15 February 2013 17:50:08 UTC, Kevin Winter (AdWords API Team)
wrote:
>
> Hi Pete,
> I'm asking some of the core engineers to look into this. It appears
> that variationSpecificFieldOverrides is an internal field that's not
> curr
Hi Pete,
I'm asking some of the core engineers to look into this. It appears
that variationSpecificFieldOverrides is an internal field that's not
currently exposed/used in the AdWords API - I don't know why the server
seems to think it's required.
- Kevin Winter
AdWords API Team
On Thursday
Hi Kevin
I've attached a file containing all the request/response streams for the
operation.
Appreciate your help.
pete
On Wednesday, 13 February 2013 22:00:37 UTC, Kevin Winter (AdWords API
Team) wrote:
>
> Hi Pete,
> Could you show us what your selector looks like for your get request?
>
Hi Pete,
Could you show us what your selector looks like for your get request?
The AdWords API in general supports the concept of partial updates. This
means that you only need to send the absolute minimum number of fields.
For example, in a template ad, you'd want to request the
fields Ur
I'm trying to create a TemplateAd via the API by using the AdGroupAd
service to "get" an existing template ad into a temporary object, remove
the "id" field value and then set the url field to include some tracking
attributes;
I then use the same service to to "ADD" the object.
This methodolog
