We can query the users list. I am looking for user count, Can we get the user count of an enterprise?
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I have a database where users updates info and get their count shown after every save. But when I done a split database the users are able to see total users count instead of individual count can some one help
Currently I am using BingMap to get and set address. But I was reading about Google Map API.
According to it, user can send 1000 request per 24 hours. 150,000 request for 24 hours with credit card identification.
I have tried to find such limit in Bing Map, but didn't get.
Is there any limit for particular BingMapKey same like GoogleMap?
Please guide me else this will create issue if number of request get increased.
Basic accounts can make a maximum of 5 queries per second and a total of 125,000 transactions a year for free.
Enterprise accounts (licensed/paid) can make 50 queries per second an purchase higher queries per seconds if their account needs it. The transaction limits are based on the volume of transactions they purchased.
I have a client who owns a cellphone shop and he wants to gather customer numbers and send weekly/monthly offers to them.
I use MySQL and Node JS, is it possible to send an SMS to multiple numbers through using MySQL database inside twilio node code ?
For example, we have a MySQL DB table called "customers" which has "custid", "custname" and "custnumber" columns, which basically gathers the numbers through his website (a subscription form on his website where customer names and numbers get automatically added to the DB when a customer submits). I want to use this table in twilio node code so that I don't hardtype numbers every time(in the twilio code) I want to send an offer to multiple customers.
I need to get all details of users who haven't performed any activity or login into box.com account for more than 60 days. Is there any API or way to do it?
Assuming you are an administrator for your Box enterprise, this is possible with the API. However, you have to do it in three steps, and it will require a bit of client-side work.
1.
First get a list of all enterprise users as you're already doing now:
curl https://api.box.com/2.0/users
-H "Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN"
Depending on the number of users in your enterprise, you will need to repeat this call with an increasing offset parameter to get all of them. See the docs for more detail.
2.
Then get a list of all enterprise events that occurred within the last 60 days:
curl https://api.box.com/2.0/events?stream_type=admin_logs
&created_after=2014-05-07T00:00:00-08:00
-H "Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN"
As with the user list, this events list could potentially be quite long. You will likely need to repeat that call multiple times with an increasing stream_position. Again, the docs explain this in greater detail.
3.
At this point you have a list of enterprise User objects and a list of enterprise Event objects. The Event object has a property created_by that corresponds to the user that performed the action. A distinct set of created_by.id values will provide you with the ID of every user that was active in the last N days -- we'll call this list active_user_ids. You can then filter the User objects for any ID that does not appear in this list. Those are your inactive users. As pseudo code:
foreach user in users
if active_user_ids does not contain user.id
print "user.name has been not been active for at least 60 days"
else
print "user.name has been active within the last 60 days"
Note: Depending on the number and activity of users in your enterprise, the Events list will take a significant amount of time to gather. Consider using the event_type query string parameter to limit the types of events to just those that you're really interested in.
In step 2 of the above solution - I believe there is a way to retrieve only the LOGIN events. Otherwise the list of events can be pretty large!
I am getting 5 reviews while calling google place API, but I need more than 5 reviews and the value of total number of reviews available on google plus business profile. Is there a way to achieve this?
Mar 14, 2019 Update
After five years, Google has finally added support to the Maps JavaScript API to get the total number of reviews with the 3.35 update.
The user_ratings_total property can be used to get the total number of reviews. See the documentation for more information.
Unfortunately, the API will only return a maximum of five reviews and there's currently no way to get the total number of reviews.
If you vote for the feature request to return the total number of reviews, it will help increase the chances of Google adding it.