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    Jack Kerkhof commented  · 

    Hi. I'm no expert with cURL but looking at your URL there are a few things I could suggest:
    'First name' should be 'FirstName' (no space). Use elements exactly as in the model.
    The API filter examples https://gethelp.wildapricot.com/en/articles/502#filtering give you some hints, but they seem to be wildly inaccurate regarding the use of quotes. I would try all combinations of quotes on your target fields and literals.

    I assume you are putting your actual account Id in place of {accountId} ditto {token}.

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    Jack Kerkhof commented  · 

    I'm having performance issues as well. I find that the rates I am consistently getting are well below those advertised. GET requests for Events, Event details, Registrants are consistently at about 110/minute +/- 10. This is nowhere near the 400 it should be. This degree of consistency strongly suggests there is throttling/bandwidth shaping at 2/sec.

    If anyone has any ideas of how to speed this up, I'd sure like to hear them!

    In the meantime I hope this helps you guys.

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    Jack Kerkhof commented  · 

    I solved this myself. Here is the solution:

    The documentation is missing the very important guidance that the "APPLICATION_CLIENT_ID" is not a literal, but should be replaced by an id that we create in the "App" Admin page.
    So take the example on the "working with api from javascript" and modify the code:
    - use your accountID
    - use a application client id that you created in Admin->Apps.

    Also beware the API returns a sucess code if you make the above mistake. The code is missing a return value that indicates an error when this literal is provided.
    Hope this helps

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    Dmitry Smirnov responded

    You cannot host server-side code on Wild Apricot servers. But if you plug some JS code into pages of WA website, then this JS can access API.

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