Re: How do I filter on PlaceholderTypes in CampaignFeedService?

2014-08-20 Thread Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
Peng,

Have you tried to use CONTAINS_ANY or CONTAINS_ALL predicates?  These 
should work as expected.  Which service were you trying to select from?

Thanks,

Ray

On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 3:13:22 PM UTC-4, Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
wrote:

 Giles,

 I'll look into this.

 Thanks,

 Ray

 On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 10:09:11 AM UTC-4, Giles Bodger wrote:

 I try this but get that the following error

 Root reason: [SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_FIELD_NAME @ selector; 
 trigger:'placeholderTypes']

 doesnt matter if i use IN or CONTAINS


 On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 9:14:17 PM UTC+1, Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
 wrote:

 Peng,

 Just to follow up, have you tried the IN operator

 Thanks,

 Ray

 On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 3:40:37 AM UTC-4, Peng Taug wrote:

 Is that means we can't filter multiple placeholder types with 
 CampaignFeedService?

 On Thursday, June 6, 2013 2:51:16 PM UTC+8, Takeshi Hagikura (AdWords 
 API Team) wrote:

 Hi, 

 Looks like you can use EQUALS operator. 
 I'll get back to you as for IN operator. 
 (CONTAINS operator is targeted for String values. So it shouldn't be 
 allowed)

 Best,
 - Takeshi

 On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:10:42 AM UTC+9, magnus...@feedeo.com 
 wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm trying to run a get call on the CampaignFeedService where I only 
 get the feeds for site links.

 I tried creating my selector like this (in Java):

 Selector selector = new Selector();

 selector.setFields(new String[] { CampaignId, FeedId, 
 MatchingFunction, PlaceholderTypes, Status });

 Predicate idPredicate = new Predicate();
 idPredicate.setField(CampaignId);
 idPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.IN);
 idPredicate.setValues(getIds(campaigns));

 Predicate typePredicate = new Predicate();
 typePredicate.setField(PlaceholderTypes);
 typePredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.CONTAINS);
 typePredicate.setValues(new String[] { 
 String.valueOf(GooglePlaceholder.SITELINKS) });

 Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
 statusPredicate.setField(Status);
 statusPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.EQUALS);
 statusPredicate.setValues(new String[] { ACTIVE });

 selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[] { idPredicate, 
 typePredicate, statusPredicate });

 return selector;


 But when I run this I get the following error:

 faultstring[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/faultstring
 detail
 ApiExceptionFault xmlns=
 https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201302;
 
 message[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ selector; 
 trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/message
 
 ApplicationException.TypeApiException/ApplicationException.Type
 errors xmlns:xsi=
 http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance; xsi:type=SelectorError
 fieldPathselector/fieldPath
 triggerPlaceholderTypes/trigger
 
 errorStringSelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/errorString
 ApiError.TypeSelectorError/ApiError.Type
 reasonINVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/reason
 /errors
 /ApiExceptionFault
 /detail

 I also tried using IN as the operator for the placeholder types 
 predicate but with the same result.

 Am I going about this in the wrong way?

 Thanks
 Magnus Ljung



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Re: How do I filter on PlaceholderTypes in CampaignFeedService?

2014-07-16 Thread Giles Bodger 
I try this but get that the following error

Root reason: [SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_FIELD_NAME @ selector; 
trigger:'placeholderTypes']

doesnt matter if i use IN or CONTAINS


On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 9:14:17 PM UTC+1, Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
wrote:

 Peng,

 Just to follow up, have you tried the IN operator

 Thanks,

 Ray

 On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 3:40:37 AM UTC-4, Peng Taug wrote:

 Is that means we can't filter multiple placeholder types with 
 CampaignFeedService?

 On Thursday, June 6, 2013 2:51:16 PM UTC+8, Takeshi Hagikura (AdWords API 
 Team) wrote:

 Hi, 

 Looks like you can use EQUALS operator. 
 I'll get back to you as for IN operator. 
 (CONTAINS operator is targeted for String values. So it shouldn't be 
 allowed)

 Best,
 - Takeshi

 On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:10:42 AM UTC+9, magnus...@feedeo.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm trying to run a get call on the CampaignFeedService where I only 
 get the feeds for site links.

 I tried creating my selector like this (in Java):

 Selector selector = new Selector();

 selector.setFields(new String[] { CampaignId, FeedId, 
 MatchingFunction, PlaceholderTypes, Status });

 Predicate idPredicate = new Predicate();
 idPredicate.setField(CampaignId);
 idPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.IN);
 idPredicate.setValues(getIds(campaigns));

 Predicate typePredicate = new Predicate();
 typePredicate.setField(PlaceholderTypes);
 typePredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.CONTAINS);
 typePredicate.setValues(new String[] { 
 String.valueOf(GooglePlaceholder.SITELINKS) });

 Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
 statusPredicate.setField(Status);
 statusPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.EQUALS);
 statusPredicate.setValues(new String[] { ACTIVE });

 selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[] { idPredicate, 
 typePredicate, statusPredicate });

 return selector;


 But when I run this I get the following error:

 faultstring[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/faultstring
 detail
 ApiExceptionFault xmlns=
 https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201302;
 message[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR 
 @ selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/message
 
 ApplicationException.TypeApiException/ApplicationException.Type
 errors xmlns:xsi=
 http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance; xsi:type=SelectorError
 fieldPathselector/fieldPath
 triggerPlaceholderTypes/trigger
 
 errorStringSelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/errorString
 ApiError.TypeSelectorError/ApiError.Type
 reasonINVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/reason
 /errors
 /ApiExceptionFault
 /detail

 I also tried using IN as the operator for the placeholder types 
 predicate but with the same result.

 Am I going about this in the wrong way?

 Thanks
 Magnus Ljung



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Re: How do I filter on PlaceholderTypes in CampaignFeedService?

2014-07-16 Thread Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
Giles,

I'll look into this.

Thanks,

Ray

On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 10:09:11 AM UTC-4, Giles Bodger wrote:

 I try this but get that the following error

 Root reason: [SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_FIELD_NAME @ selector; 
 trigger:'placeholderTypes']

 doesnt matter if i use IN or CONTAINS


 On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 9:14:17 PM UTC+1, Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
 wrote:

 Peng,

 Just to follow up, have you tried the IN operator

 Thanks,

 Ray

 On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 3:40:37 AM UTC-4, Peng Taug wrote:

 Is that means we can't filter multiple placeholder types with 
 CampaignFeedService?

 On Thursday, June 6, 2013 2:51:16 PM UTC+8, Takeshi Hagikura (AdWords 
 API Team) wrote:

 Hi, 

 Looks like you can use EQUALS operator. 
 I'll get back to you as for IN operator. 
 (CONTAINS operator is targeted for String values. So it shouldn't be 
 allowed)

 Best,
 - Takeshi

 On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:10:42 AM UTC+9, magnus...@feedeo.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm trying to run a get call on the CampaignFeedService where I only 
 get the feeds for site links.

 I tried creating my selector like this (in Java):

 Selector selector = new Selector();

 selector.setFields(new String[] { CampaignId, FeedId, 
 MatchingFunction, PlaceholderTypes, Status });

 Predicate idPredicate = new Predicate();
 idPredicate.setField(CampaignId);
 idPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.IN);
 idPredicate.setValues(getIds(campaigns));

 Predicate typePredicate = new Predicate();
 typePredicate.setField(PlaceholderTypes);
 typePredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.CONTAINS);
 typePredicate.setValues(new String[] { 
 String.valueOf(GooglePlaceholder.SITELINKS) });

 Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
 statusPredicate.setField(Status);
 statusPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.EQUALS);
 statusPredicate.setValues(new String[] { ACTIVE });

 selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[] { idPredicate, 
 typePredicate, statusPredicate });

 return selector;


 But when I run this I get the following error:

 faultstring[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/faultstring
 detail
 ApiExceptionFault xmlns=
 https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201302;
 message[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR 
 @ selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/message
 
 ApplicationException.TypeApiException/ApplicationException.Type
 errors xmlns:xsi=
 http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance; xsi:type=SelectorError
 fieldPathselector/fieldPath
 triggerPlaceholderTypes/trigger
 
 errorStringSelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/errorString
 ApiError.TypeSelectorError/ApiError.Type
 reasonINVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/reason
 /errors
 /ApiExceptionFault
 /detail

 I also tried using IN as the operator for the placeholder types 
 predicate but with the same result.

 Am I going about this in the wrong way?

 Thanks
 Magnus Ljung



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Re: How do I filter on PlaceholderTypes in CampaignFeedService?

2014-07-09 Thread Ray Tsang (AdWords API Team) 
Peng,

Just to follow up, have you tried the IN operator

Thanks,

Ray

On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 3:40:37 AM UTC-4, Peng Taug wrote:

 Is that means we can't filter multiple placeholder types with 
 CampaignFeedService?

 On Thursday, June 6, 2013 2:51:16 PM UTC+8, Takeshi Hagikura (AdWords API 
 Team) wrote:

 Hi, 

 Looks like you can use EQUALS operator. 
 I'll get back to you as for IN operator. 
 (CONTAINS operator is targeted for String values. So it shouldn't be 
 allowed)

 Best,
 - Takeshi

 On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:10:42 AM UTC+9, magnus...@feedeo.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm trying to run a get call on the CampaignFeedService where I only get 
 the feeds for site links.

 I tried creating my selector like this (in Java):

 Selector selector = new Selector();

 selector.setFields(new String[] { CampaignId, FeedId, 
 MatchingFunction, PlaceholderTypes, Status });

 Predicate idPredicate = new Predicate();
 idPredicate.setField(CampaignId);
 idPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.IN);
 idPredicate.setValues(getIds(campaigns));

 Predicate typePredicate = new Predicate();
 typePredicate.setField(PlaceholderTypes);
 typePredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.CONTAINS);
 typePredicate.setValues(new String[] { 
 String.valueOf(GooglePlaceholder.SITELINKS) });

 Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
 statusPredicate.setField(Status);
 statusPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.EQUALS);
 statusPredicate.setValues(new String[] { ACTIVE });

 selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[] { idPredicate, 
 typePredicate, statusPredicate });

 return selector;


 But when I run this I get the following error:

 faultstring[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/faultstring
 detail
 ApiExceptionFault xmlns=
 https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201302;
 message[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/message
 
 ApplicationException.TypeApiException/ApplicationException.Type
 errors xmlns:xsi=
 http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance; xsi:type=SelectorError
 fieldPathselector/fieldPath
 triggerPlaceholderTypes/trigger
 
 errorStringSelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/errorString
 ApiError.TypeSelectorError/ApiError.Type
 reasonINVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/reason
 /errors
 /ApiExceptionFault
 /detail

 I also tried using IN as the operator for the placeholder types 
 predicate but with the same result.

 Am I going about this in the wrong way?

 Thanks
 Magnus Ljung



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Re: How do I filter on PlaceholderTypes in CampaignFeedService?

2014-05-21 Thread Peng Taug 
Is that means we can't filter multiple placeholder types with 
CampaignFeedService?

On Thursday, June 6, 2013 2:51:16 PM UTC+8, Takeshi Hagikura (AdWords API 
Team) wrote:

 Hi, 

 Looks like you can use EQUALS operator. 
 I'll get back to you as for IN operator. 
 (CONTAINS operator is targeted for String values. So it shouldn't be 
 allowed)

 Best,
 - Takeshi

 On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:10:42 AM UTC+9, magnus...@feedeo.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm trying to run a get call on the CampaignFeedService where I only get 
 the feeds for site links.

 I tried creating my selector like this (in Java):

 Selector selector = new Selector();

 selector.setFields(new String[] { CampaignId, FeedId, 
 MatchingFunction, PlaceholderTypes, Status });

 Predicate idPredicate = new Predicate();
 idPredicate.setField(CampaignId);
 idPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.IN);
 idPredicate.setValues(getIds(campaigns));

 Predicate typePredicate = new Predicate();
 typePredicate.setField(PlaceholderTypes);
 typePredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.CONTAINS);
 typePredicate.setValues(new String[] { 
 String.valueOf(GooglePlaceholder.SITELINKS) });

 Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
 statusPredicate.setField(Status);
 statusPredicate.setOperator(PredicateOperator.EQUALS);
 statusPredicate.setValues(new String[] { ACTIVE });

 selector.setPredicates(new Predicate[] { idPredicate, 
 typePredicate, statusPredicate });

 return selector;


 But when I run this I get the following error:

 faultstring[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/faultstring
 detail
 ApiExceptionFault xmlns=
 https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201302;
 message[SelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR @ 
 selector; trigger:'PlaceholderTypes']/message
 
 ApplicationException.TypeApiException/ApplicationException.Type
 errors xmlns:xsi=
 http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance; xsi:type=SelectorError
 fieldPathselector/fieldPath
 triggerPlaceholderTypes/trigger
 
 errorStringSelectorError.INVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/errorString
 ApiError.TypeSelectorError/ApiError.Type
 reasonINVALID_PREDICATE_OPERATOR/reason
 /errors
 /ApiExceptionFault
 /detail

 I also tried using IN as the operator for the placeholder types predicate 
 but with the same result.

 Am I going about this in the wrong way?

 Thanks
 Magnus Ljung



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