I have an API pulling back the data. I have configured the writeCollection(). But was wondering how I can also subscribe these users to the correct service.
I couldn't get the subscribe() method to work on the collection. I tried to use RecipientSubscribe() but I kept getting a error with the third argument. Is there somthing I am missing? I want to write recipients to the AC DB and also subscribe them to the service.
//loop to write to AC DB
var emails = emailObject;
for (a in emails.Results) {
c += "<recipient _key='email, [folder-id]' email='" + emails.Results[a].EmailAddress + "' folder-id='1187' lastName='testing' _key='@email'/>";//original
};
var startCollection = "<recipient-collection xtkschema='nms:subscription' operation='insertOrUpdate'>";
var endCollection = "</recipient-collection>"
var recp = startCollection + c + endCollection;
xtk.session.WriteCollection(recp);
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I have found a nested subscribe function is easier to use than the write collection function Because you can create the recipient record and subscribe them to a service in one shot.
var service = "serv1_internalName";
var create = true;
for (a in emails.Results) {
rcp += "<recipient _key='@email' email='" + emails.Results[a].EmailAddress +"' firstName='Testing2'/>";
nms.subscription.Subscribe(service, rcp, create)
};
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I have found a nested subscribe function is easier to use than the write collection function Because you can create the recipient record and subscribe them to a service in one shot.
var service = "serv1_internalName";
var create = true;
for (a in emails.Results) {
rcp += "<recipient _key='@email' email='" + emails.Results[a].EmailAddress +"' firstName='Testing2'/>";
nms.subscription.Subscribe(service, rcp, create)
};
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