In the last year filepicker prices has ballooned from $15 a month to over $200 a month. I want to migrate off of filepicker to hosting on my own S3.
I need a list of all my assets on filepicker. How do I get that? Is there an easier method to migrate?
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I got a question regarding a upload, edit and serve setup.
I have a setup where my shopify website lets users upload images to a google cloud bucket with javascript. When the file is uploaded to the bucket it's send to a compute engine which edits the files and the file is then uploaded to another bucket. All this is done.
But now I want to serve the file to the user on my shopify website. I can't figure out a way to do this. Is it even possible with my current setup? My problem is how to identify the user-session which uploaded the file, so that I can serve the file back to that person.
I hope someone has knowledge about this and is willing to help. Thanks!
Every person that logs into a Shopify store gets a customer ID. You can use this for your uploads. Ensure images get manipulated with that ID in mind. Now, use an App Proxy that sends the same customer ID to your App. Your App can then use this ID to find the image previously uploaded, and you can return it to the shop. A very common pattern of Shopify use.
As for getting the customer ID, one way is to dump it using Liquid since you have {{ customer.id }} or you can sniff it out of the cookies Shopify stores for a user session. It exists, but you'll have to dig for it, I forget its exact code.
I'm working on adding Dynamic Product Ads to our app. I've created a Product Catalog through the Facebook Business Manager and successfully uploaded a CSV file of our entire product catalog. I'm also in the process of setting up a daily refresh of the products.
My question is - how do I make an immediate DELETE request for a specific product? If a user deletes a product I don't want to wait a whole day for the product feed to be refreshed and risk the user seeing an ad for a deleted product. The docs make it seem like that isn't supported... but I can't believe that's the case.
Relevant from the Facebook docs:
Update Invidividual Product
Product Item Reference (I think this is deprecated - DELETE request to /{product_item_id} did not succeed).
How about using the rules in Product Sets to exclude that product/s and then working with the Product Sets with the ads.
I got the product OFF facebook by editing the data source CSV, and under the availability column, I added discontinued. That removed it from Facebook after being imported from shopify.
Sorry for being late to the party.
I'm actually coping with this right now, and the only thing I can find in the API stating about individual products is actually when it comes to the Catalog Batch
To send item updates, use the /{catalog_id}/batch endpoint.
To create, update, or delete items in your catalog, make an HTTP POST
call to:
https://graph.facebook.com/<API_VERSION>/<CATALOG_ID>/batch?requests=
Is it possible to extract track activity history? Time series metrics such as Playback, Download, Favoritings, Comments by day.
Soundcloud Api itself doesn't have such option.
What you could do is either subtract the values of 2 variables (one for today and one for the previous day) or do it from a third party website (like a follow-to-download gate) that track the downloads etc
I am creating a report, in which i have to show the number of sessions, users and registrations that have occurred today in a live feed. I see that the ga dashboard is updated only till 7 am in the morning although its 10:41 am right now. Can I know after what time interval does the analytics server is updated? I am using core analytics api to fetch the data as of now, if any other api suits my requirements do suggest.
In my app, I integrated the Foursquare API to fetch the near by places.
I got the relevant code from Github
I send the request every time to fetch the near by places. But how can I save the places locally & display it without requesting all time if user has already visited the same place before.
You can use some sort of persistent datastore (either server-side or client-side) to save search results from Foursquare. You can save user check-in data (i.e., whether or not a user has visited a place) as well, but be aware that according to our policies, you can't save this data for more than 24 hours. If you want an up-to-date snapshot of whether or not a person has visited certain places, you're better off doing these queries on-the-fly instead of saving.