We have a Google Apps script that is used to update a custom contact field. This code has been working and unchanged for the past year, and has suddenly lost the ability to update contacts. Other API calls to get contacts, update event registrations, etc. are still working fine, but can't update any contact fields through the API. Attempts to do so result in an HTTP 500 error. We are still able to update contacts through the web interface.

Relevant information pasted after the break.

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Error:
[17-09-16 07:31:21:841 CDT] Exception: Request failed for https://api.wildapricot.org/v2/accounts/84576/Contacts/40772038 returned code 500. Truncated server response: {"Message":"An internal error has occured. Please contact Wild Apricot support.\\r\\n Request ID:b95421e2-dfb0-4318-8c3b-b52bcf2a4e58."} (use muteHttpExceptions option to examine full response)

Relevant code:

this.updateContact = function(id, field, value){
var data = {
"Id" : id,
"FieldValues" : [{
"FieldName" : field,
"Value" : value
}]
};
return this.put('Contacts/' + id, data);
};

this.put = function(url, data){ return this.send(url, 'PUT', data); };

this.send = function(url, method, data){
if (typeof method === 'undefined') { method = 'GET'; }

var requestParams = {
'method': method,
'headers': {
'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + this.token,
'accept': 'application/json',
},
}

this.apiURL = "https://api.wildapricot.org/v2/accounts/" + accountID + "/";

if(data){
requestParams.payload = JSON.stringify(data);
requestParams.contentType = 'application/json';
}

if(url.indexOf('http') != 0){
url = this.apiURL + url;
}
var responseJson = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url, requestParams);
return JSON.parse(responseJson);
};

Hi,

I have creates a Google script to upload event from a Google spreadsheet.

I create the event with "RegistrationEnabled": false
Create the RegistrationTypes for the event.
Then I enable registrations for any membership level....
{
"Id": EventId,
"RegistrationEnabled": true,
"Details": {
"AccessControl": {
"AccessLevel": "Restricted",
"AvailableForAnyLevel": true,
}
}

When I go to the admin pages of the website the event is not enabled, access is shown as for Admin users only, however the fields in the form are correct.
I have to press "Save" on the form and then the event registrations are enabled.
I have tried all combinations of enabling and disabling event registrations to get this to work without success.
It appears to be a bug.

Hi,
we have a job that queries via the API searching with a filter on "Profile last updated". The query can return no results, it doesn't find any contacts changed since the last query run. However if we just iterate through the contacts and read the Profile last updated field it can be more recent shown in the API results than displayed in the WA web interface. It appears when reading via the API the "last login date" is used as the Profile last updated date if the last login is newer than the last profile update.

Summary:
Profile last updated date retrieved via API doesn't match the date shown in the web interface, it seems to match Last Login Date if that is more recent.

Search in the API seems to use the same date as Profile last updated as viewed from the web.

Any ideas?

1. I created a question (required to Members) "Are you using your albums to display your art?" Yes/No

2. The membership field was made public

3. I then created a saved search on the new membership field that allows me to pull out only members who have a "yes"

4. I created another Membership directory on a separate page. So I have 2 membership directories in use. One that displays all members and another that displays members who are using their photo albums.

5. I created a link on my home page directing the public to view the membership directory only for those who have art work to view.

For more details you can write to wal@woodlandsartleague.org

I am trying to update the contact details.

this.data =JSON.parse(data);
var contactId = this.data.Id;
let userurl = 'https://api.wildapricot.org/v2/Accounts/'; + accountid + '/Contacts/' +contactId;

console.log("efore put call", userDetails);
console.log("efore put call stringified", JSON.stringify(userDetails));

let bodyString = JSON.stringify(userDetails);

this.http.put(userurl, bodyString, {headers:headers})
.map(res => <User>(res.json()))
.subscribe(userAuth => {
// we've got back the raw data, now generate the core schedule data
// and save the data for later reference
this.userData = userAuth;
console.log('get user details', userAuth);
resolve(this.userData);
},
err => {
console.log("error", err);
});
});

that is my put code.. as your can see I am sending the body text as stringbut this gives me an error.

But when I do the samle as
var bodyString = "Id=33053793&FirstName=test&=";

like this. it works but doing the similar formatting at a form level and also passing values for field values may not be a practical option.

Thanks