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There are 2 options:
1. If you need data immediately, then you may add a parameter $async=false to the initial query. With this flag API returns a list immediately. If your number of contacts is below 500 it is a reasonable option.
2 Another option is to do exactly what you do, but wait for several seconds between API calls.
No matter what option you prefer, I’d recommend using $select parameter to read only the fields you actually need. It will significantly improve performance.
Here is an example:
GET https://api.wildapricot.com/v2.2/Accounts/183112/Contacts/?$async=false&$select='First name’,‘Last name’,‘Renewal due’
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jim Garrison
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Agreed, not having a sort by ID means I have to load the entire list of contacts into memory, instead of being able to stream them and do a merge.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jim Garrison
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I've just realized that there is a quick workaround for this that I actually found years ago and forgot about :-(
All we have to do is use time-span overlap-finding trick, using the overall event's start and end dates, assuming that the event's dates encompass all session dates.
Given a filter range of dates X..Y, write the filter as
EndDate ge X and StartDate le Y
This returns all events that overlap the filter range, greatly reducing the size of the result set. Then all you have to do is select only the zero or more sessions that are within the filter range.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jim Garrison
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We have a use case where it is necessary, for certain events and ticket types, for the list of registrants to be always visible to one or more people who are designated as event leaders. This is defeated by the option presented to members at registration time to remain anonymous.
There would be two ways of doing this:
1) For every event, the option to designate one or more members as "Event Leader", with the ability to view the registrant list regardless of a registrant's choice to remain anonymous. Currently WA provides no mechanism to designate an Event Leader.
2) Provide an option on an event's ticket type to prevent anonymous registration.
Option (1) would be more general and useful, but would probably require a lot more work as it's a significant database schema change. Option (2) seems it would be easier to accomplish.
This seems to be a known bug if the results of a previous instance of the same query are still cached on the server. The answer from WA says to wait a few seconds, but I've seen it take several minutes. I've filed a bug report. Also $select doesn't seem to do anything, for me it always returns all fields, and the last-modified date doesn't capture all modifications so we ended up having to scrape the entire contact list daily to catch updates reliably.