We have requirement to find rows deleted using Smart Sheet API. we have tried using c# SDK, but we don't see any option to get Sheet Activity Log. Is this possible using Smartsheet API?
I don't believe the Smartsheet API currently supports accessing the Activity Log data.
FYI - seems like this question is related to another question just posted here by someone else -- Smartsheet-api, Is there any way to get manually deleted row using smartsheet api or sdk call. See my feedback there for a potential workaround.
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I am trying to create Facebook product catalogs programmatically and i don't see any methods in the graph API, Marketing API, or Catalog Batch API. Does anyone know if this is possible to do?
After what seemed like an endless amount of time I finally found the documentation for it.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/product-catalog#Creating
I would like to display the statistics of Soundcloud more clearly. An import to Google Data Studio would be very helpful. Is this possible?
Assuming SoundCloud has an API, this can be done through creating a community-connector. There are no plans to add a first-party connector to SoundCloud.
Thanks for your quick answer. I would like to create a community-connector with the Soundcloud API. The Problem is that I cant' create a SoundCloud Application Registration because of the following notice:
SoundCloud Application Registration
Due to the high amount of requests recently received, we will no longer be processing API application requests at this time. We are working to re-evaluate our process to make it more efficient.
Do you know when the registration is available?
I am working on a feature which includes Facebook events, but I just read that Facebook API endpoint for getting events are deprecated. But still, I've got one question. How is possible that Evensi.com is still functional?
Also if I missed something, do you know any proper way how to import Facebook events based on location?
Regards,
Michal
I just created a python script, you can see here.
It queries the given facebook page and it's events and puts the data into a MySQL table.
Also, there are some js libraries on Github, so I think it's not impossible.
I want to develop a custom google assistant action that will get a web page, extract a piece of information, and read it aloud.
I'm looking for pointers for relevant sources.
If it's possible through services such as ifttt it's even better (though from what I saw the google assistant support in ifttt doesn't appear to support this scenario).
You're looking to create an Action with the Actions-on-Google API. The easiest way would probably be to create a Firebase Function with node.js that handles the AoG request from Google, makes the call to the web page, extracts the information you need in a form that can be read aloud, and sends that back.
I was wondering if anyone happened to know how to delete a facebook test user. I've been perusing through this site for quite awhile now and haven't been able to uncover anything related besides a single unanswered post regarding deleting a facebook test user associated with 2+ apps. Facebook now offers a UI within their dev site which allows this functionality; however, I'm trying to perform the same operation through a C# script utilizing the Graph API and issuing the relevant HTTP commands. Tried monitoring the requests made through the UI using netmon/Fiddler but wasn't able to uncover anything useful. Help, any & all will be greatly appreciated.
See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/test_users/ - the section marked 'Deleting':
https://graph.facebook.com/TEST_USER_ID?
method=delete
&access_token=TEST_USER_ACCESS_TOKEN (OR) APP_ACCESS_TOKEN
I was not able to get the TEST_USER_ACCESS_TOKEN to work. I did get the APP_ACCESS_TOKEN to work. Here is what worked for me.
https://graph.facebook.com/<TEST_USER_ID>?method=delete&access_token=<APP_ID>%7C<APP_ACCESS_TOKEN>
Use FB graph API as follows:
https://graph.facebook.com/v2.8/{test-user-id}?method=delete&access_token={user-access-token}
You should get the following response:
{"success":true}