Greetings Dev Team!   As always, thanks in advance for your awesome and quick response to my issue!   I am using the PHP Wrappers for OAuth2 and it seems that when I search for a user, it doesn't return ANY data.   {$search = $ConstantContact->searchContactsByEmail($email)} Contact Object ( [link] => /ws/customers/{ccusername}/contacts/### [id] => http://api.constantcontact.com/ws/customers/{ccusername}/contacts/### [updated] => 2012-10-31T23:53:20.923Z [status] => Active [emailAddress] => {testemail}@river-media.net [emailType] => HTML [firstName] => [middleName] => [lastName] => [fullName] => [jobTitle] => [companyName] => [homePhone] => [workPhone] => [addr1] => [addr2] => [addr3] => [city] => [stateCode] => [stateName] => [countryCode] => [countryName] => [postalCode] => [subPostalCode] => [notes] => [customField1] => [customField2] => [customField3] => [customField4] => [customField5] => [customField6] => [customField7] => [customField8] => [customField9] => [customField10] => [customField11] => [customField12] => [customField13] => [customField14] => [customField15] => [contactLists] => [confirmed] => [optInSource] => ACTION_BY_CONTACT [lists] => Array ( ) )   I am assuming when performing the search, that the results should pull ALL user data from CC so that I can parse in order to send that same data back (?)   I read somewhere that if you send blank or missing values, the original data will be lost.   Anyways, your help is GREATLY appreciated! ... View more

Greetings,   We are in the process of upgrading one of our applications that was using an older method for accessing your API. I was successful is upgrading to use OAuth2 and everything is working.   My issue is, when I attempt to test access by a user that may have changed their username on your system, but not in my app, I get a horrible "HTTP 403" error.   My question is, do we have a more graceful way to report errors? I would like to use the PHP library for CTCT-OAuth2 without having to modify it (if possible)   Please advise. Thanks in advance! ... View more

It was determined that an exisiting application wasn't updating the EmailType any longer. I spent a few hours debugging on my dev site to no avail. Then I had the idea to use the sample PHP scripts and indeed, I am able to replicate my issue.   It seems that if I submit a change to the EmailType (from HTML to TEXT) I will have to submit the exact same change sometimes up to 4-5 times before it actualy takes in the database.   Everything looks right, the XML that is created and sent in the call is perfect. Is this a known issue? Were there any recent changes to your system that would cause this?   Please let me know what I might look at to resolve this issue. ... View more