Hello,
In your initial email, you mentioned that the library validation worked and
that you got a response from the API. Try that same syntax, but using the
specific :xsi_type (ExpressionRuleUserList) rather than the generic
"UserList". If that's already what you've tried, please provide the exact
code you're using, with those changes in place, so that I can try
troubleshooting further.
Regards,
Mike, AdWords API Team
On Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 11:12:01 AM UTC-5, kaushik vinay T G
wrote:
>
> Hello Mike,
>
> I tried that before and gave it a try again now, this is what i got as
> response
>
> AdsCommon::Errors::TypeMismatchError:
> AdsCommon::Errors::TypeMismatchError: expected: 'choice subtype', provided:
> 'ExpressionRuleUserList' for field '{:id=>185402532}'
>
>
> On Wednesday, 18 November 2015 10:57:33 UTC-5, Michael Cloonan (AdWords
> API Team) wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> You shouldn't need to define :user_list => within the array of
>> :rule_operands. Instead, just define the user list directly. This is what
>> "choice" type means; you can populate the data with one of many possible
>> classes. This is why an explicit :xsi_type is required, as well. So, for
>> example, rather than the way you have :rules populated above, try this:
>>
>> :rules => [
>> {
>> :operator => 'ANY',
>> :rule_operands => [
>> {
>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>> :id => 185402532
>> },
>> {
>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>> :id => 185402652
>> },
>> {
>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>> :id => 185402772
>> }
>> ]
>> }
>> ]
>>
>> Regards,
>> Mike, AdWords API Team
>>
>> On Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 9:26:22 AM UTC-5, kaushik vinay T G
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Nadine,
>>>
>>> I tried to send the parameters as u mentioned, but Im unable to
>>> create it using ruby client library, please let me know if im passing the
>>> right syntax
>>>
>>> user_list_srv = adwords.service(:AdwordsUserListService, :v201509)
>>> operation = {
>>> :operator => 'ADD',
>>> :operand => {
>>> :xsi_type => 'LogicalUserList',
>>> :name => "Retargeting list",
>>> :description => "Custom combination list",
>>> :status => 'OPEN',
>>> :membership_life_span => '30',
>>> :rules => [
>>> {
>>> :operator => 'ANY',
>>> :rule_operands => [
>>> {
>>> :user_list => {
>>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>>> :id => 185402532
>>> }
>>> },
>>> {
>>> :user_list => {
>>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>>> :id => 185402652
>>> }
>>> },
>>> {
>>> :user_list => {
>>> :xsi_type => "ExpressionRuleUserList",
>>> :id => 185402772
>>> }
>>> }
>>> ]
>>> }
>>> ]
>>> }
>>> }
>>> response = user_list_srv.mutate([operation])
>>>
>>>
>>> Result:
>>> AdsCommon::Errors::TypeMismatchError:
>>> AdsCommon::Errors::TypeMismatchError: expected: 'choice subtype', provided:
>>> '' for field '{:user_list=>{:xsi_type=>"ExpressionRuleUserList",
>>> :id=>185402532}}'
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, 17 November 2015 16:38:35 UTC-5, Nadine Sundquist (AdWords
>>> API Team) wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I gave this a try myself using the example, while keeping in mind what
>>>> you wanted to do. This is the request and response in SOAP XML (minus the
>>>> header):
>>>>
>>>> [17 Nov 2015 16:26:44,075 - INFO ] Outgoing Request:
>>>> <mutate
>>>> xmlns="https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/rm/v201509";><operations><operator
>>>>
>>>> xmlns="https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201509";>ADD</operator><operand
>>>>
>>>> xsi:type="LogicalUserList" ><name>My combination list customers
>>>> #2gQCmMULSkgHd</name><rules><operator>ANY</operator><ruleOperands><UserList
>>>>
>>>> xsi:type="BasicUserList"
>>>> ><id>66612533</id></UserList></ruleOperands><ruleOperands><UserList
>>>> xsi:type="BasicUserList"
>>>> ><id>66612413</id></UserList></ruleOperands><ruleOperands><UserList
>>>> xsi:type="BasicUserList"
>>>> ><id>66612293</id></UserList></ruleOperands></rules></operand></operations></mutate>
>>>> [17 Nov 2015 16:26:44,540 - INFO ] Incoming response:
>>>> <ns2:mutateResponse xmlns="
>>>> https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201509"; xmlns:ns2="
>>>> https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/rm/v201509";><ns2:rval><ListReturnValue.Type>UserListReturnValue</ListReturnValue.Type><ns2:value
>>>>
>>>> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
>>>> xsi:type="ns2:LogicalUserList"><ns2:id>66612653</ns2:id><ns2:isReadOnly>false</ns2:isReadOnly><ns2:name>My
>>>>
>>>> combination list customers
>>>> #2gQCmMULSkgHd</ns2:name><ns2:description></ns2:description><ns2:status>OPEN</ns2:status><ns2:integrationCode></ns2:integrationCode><ns2:accessReason>OWNED</ns2:accessReason><ns2:accountUserListStatus>ACTIVE</ns2:accountUserListStatus><ns2:membershipLifeSpan>30</ns2:membershipLifeSpan><ns2:listType>LOGICAL</ns2:listType><ns2:isEligibleForSearch>true</ns2:isEligibleForSearch><ns2:UserList.Type>LogicalUserList</ns2:UserList.Type><ns2:rules><ns2:operator>ANY</ns2:operator><ns2:ruleOperands><ns2:UserList
>>>>
>>>> xsi:type="ns2:BasicUserList"><ns2:id>66612533</ns2:id><ns2:isReadOnly>true</ns2:isReadOnly><ns2:name>list
>>>>
>>>> #1mXn1x3VePnQ6</ns2:name><ns2:listType>REMARKETING</ns2:listType><ns2:UserList.Type>BasicUserList</ns2:UserList.Type></ns2:UserList></ns2:ruleOperands><ns2:ruleOperands><ns2:UserList
>>>>
>>>> xsi:type="ns2:BasicUserList"><ns2:id>66612413</ns2:id><ns2:isReadOnly>true</ns2:isReadOnly><ns2:name>list
>>>>
>>>> #1mlcbZAtdOeBk</ns2:name><ns2:listType>REMARKETING</ns2:listType><ns2:UserList.Type>BasicUserList</ns2:UserList.Type></ns2:UserList></ns2:ruleOperands><ns2:ruleOperands><ns2:UserList
>>>>
>>>> xsi:type="ns2:BasicUserList"><ns2:id>66612293</ns2:id><ns2:isReadOnly>true</ns2:isReadOnly><ns2:name>list
>>>>
>>>> #1mGOdnV3oZrZU</ns2:name><ns2:listType>REMARKETING</ns2:listType><ns2:UserList.Type>BasicUserList</ns2:UserList.Type></ns2:UserList></ns2:ruleOperands></ns2:rules></ns2:value></ns2:rval></ns2:mutateResponse>
>>>>
>>>> The one difference I see between the two is that I'm specifying a
>>>> specific kind of list rather than a UserList. Please take a look at this
>>>> request, an give it a try in your own code. Just as a quick note, certain
>>>> types of user lists cannot be combined with other types of user lists. For
>>>> example, CRM based user lists cannot be combined with other types of user
>>>> lists. I'm just mentioning this because based on your request, I can't
>>>> tell
>>>> what kinds of lists you're using. Hopefully, that will help as well.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Nadine, AdWords API Team
>>>>
>>>> On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 12:31:29 AM UTC-5, kaushik vinay T G
>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Nadine,
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes, the example shown for "Combining multiple user lists" on that
>>>>> page.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>>
>>>>> On Monday, 16 November 2015 18:10:38 UTC-5, Nadine Sundquist (AdWords
>>>>> API Team) wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In order to make sure I reproduce this correctly, is this example
>>>>>> <https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/remarketing#combining-multiple-user-lists>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> the one that you were following when creating your request?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Best,
>>>>>> Nadine, AdWords API Team
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Monday, November 16, 2015 at 8:50:40 AM UTC-5, kaushik vinay T G
>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> We are using Ruby client library for the AdWords API, currently
>>>>>>> having issues creating custom combination of existing remarketing list
>>>>>>> using LogicalUserList.
>>>>>>> Passing multiple Userlist as an array inside rule_operands seems
>>>>>>> to set only one of Userlist in the result.
>>>>>>> My problem is similar to this question previous asked by someone
>>>>>>> v201502
>>>>>>> version can't set retargeting audience.
>>>>>>> <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/adwords-api/LogicalUserList/adwords-api/odAyeDFBxKw/yX3HvNmlSYUJ>
>>>>>>> Please advise on how to pass the parameters in respect to code
>>>>>>> below.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Code:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> user_list_srv = adwords.service(:AdwordsUserListService, :v201509)
>>>>>>> operation = {
>>>>>>> :operator => 'ADD',
>>>>>>> :operand => {
>>>>>>> :xsi_type => 'LogicalUserList',
>>>>>>> :name => "Retargeting list",
>>>>>>> :description => "Custom combination list",
>>>>>>> :status => 'OPEN',
>>>>>>> :membership_life_span => '30',
>>>>>>> :rules => [
>>>>>>> {
>>>>>>> :operator => 'ANY',
>>>>>>> :rule_operands => [
>>>>>>> {
>>>>>>> :xsi_type=>"UserList",
>>>>>>> :id => 185402234
>>>>>>> },
>>>>>>> {
>>>>>>> :xsi_type=>"UserList",
>>>>>>> :id => 185402123
>>>>>>> },
>>>>>>> {
>>>>>>> :xsi_type=>"UserList",
>>>>>>> :id => 185402755
>>>>>>> }
>>>>>>> ]
>>>>>>> }
>>>>>>> ]
>>>>>>> }
>>>>>>> }
>>>>>>> response = user_list_srv.mutate([operation])
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> result:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> {:list_return_value_type=>"UserListReturnValue",
>>>>>>> :value=>[{:id=>"185666666", :is_read_only=>"false", :name=>"Retargeting
>>>>>>> list", :description=>"Custom combination list", :status=>"OPEN",
>>>>>>> :integration_code=>nil, :access_reason=>"OWNED",
>>>>>>> :account_user_list_status=>"ACTIVE", :membership_life_span=>"30",
>>>>>>> :list_type=>"LOGICAL", :is_eligible_for_search=>"true",
>>>>>>> :user_list_type=>"LogicalUserList", :rules=>{:operator=>"ANY",
>>>>>>> :rule_operands=>{:user_list=>{:id=>"185402755", :is_read_only=>"true",
>>>>>>> :name=>"Retargeting - Commercial Sales Specialist",
>>>>>>> :list_type=>"RULE_BASED", :user_list_type=>"ExpressionRuleUserList",
>>>>>>> :rule=>{:groups=>{:items=>{:string_rule_item=>{:key=>{:name=>"url__"},
>>>>>>> :op=>"CONTAINS", :value=>"commercial-sales-specialist"}}}},
>>>>>>> :"@xsi:type"=>"ns2:ExpressionRuleUserList"}}},
>>>>>>> :xsi_type=>"ns2:LogicalUserList"}]}
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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