A Python program using Yahoo Finance has recently stopped working properly because the data is inaccurate. Price data for multiple stocks has been replaced by zeros in date range 10/16 - 11/3. I initially saw this when I debugged and then when I went to the yahoo finance URLS for those stocks I confirmed the error.
Examples:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PSCT/history
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VPU/history
Why might this be? Any suggestions to fix this or retrieve this data from an alternative source?
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I am trying to display something in my extension, but only if a specific shipping rate is chosen. I'm already retrieving the shipping address the customer inputted in the checkout, but in my readings of the docs, I haven't seen anything that suggests also reading the Shipping Rate selection might be possible. Does anyone know if it is possible to detect when/which Shipping Rate a customer has selected in checkout from within a checkout extension?
I've been trying a lot of things. Ran out of options
I'm a Amazon seller and sell dozens of different products.
Everyday I'm doing the same job: choose ASIN, send/replenish inventory, choose address, packing-type, quantity, box weight and dimensions, get UPS shipping label.
Trying to find some service to automate this process or maybe there is some ready script that I can give to my php developer and he could create this product.
By the way, I know about docs.mws .com and manuals (from 2009-2011).
Please advice
We were doing that manually at first, but a couple years ago, I created an application that uses the Fulfillment Inbound Shipment API. We pick the ASIN's, input weight/dimensions, get guidance, create shipping plans, shipments, download .pdf labels, everything from the API. There is a PHP client SDK that can help your developer get started very quickly.
We are making the following query programmatically to Gmail API for our business gmail account having many users:
in:anywhere newer_than:1d
it should return us messages sent or received within the last one day, however we are getting all messages that we have sent or received since we created our organization account few years ago. We then tried making this query:
in:anywhere after:2015/08/20 before:2015/08/21
this also gives us emails for last few years. Executing these queries on the gmail web search bar show just a handful of email which is correct.
Has anyone else seen this kind of behavior with the APIs? Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this issue?
I tried with threads.list via the API explorer and it seems to work fine. That might be a reasonable workaround depending on your use case.
But with messages.list I'm getting weird behavior too and there may be a bug. Using newer_than with values up to 7h works OK, but once I get to 8h it starts returning everything. Using before/after seems to work fine for me too (though I did accidentally reverse the dates in which case it returns everything...)
UPDATE: Actually, it does seem to be working correctly for me. The one thing that is off is the resultSizeEstimate. The estimate is wildly wrong, but the actual number of items returns after retrieving successive pages is fine.
I have a app in GAE. This belongs to a domain. This app get info from Reports Api.
If I ask for information 4 days ago, I get the information from doc and gmail. If I ask for information 3 days ago I get only the information of gmail. If I ask for information two days ago (1) does not give me information.
But if I get info from (1) date in the future (eg: ten day) the Api get all info from this date.
The api has a delay when I get info?
Thanks.
See https://support.google.com/a/answer/6000239?hl=en&ref_topic=4639149
Short answer is that yes, there is a delay in when full report data is available. Some reports have lower latency than others and it is possible that you'll only get a subset of the expected report data back.
we're trying to do some basic analysis of personal reports for our org- like the distribution of reports made from one profile vs all the others, or even an org wide count. Really anything....
Is there anyway to get some analytics when it comes to personal reports?
Got the answer from SF:
even by using the MetaData API- you can't do squat. The only thing you can do is log in as the user, and get the number of reports by counting the number they have in their personal folders. Thats provided you have access to login as that user
Ew Salesforce. Just ew.