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Thanks but you should probably change your API documents to address this fact because that's not what they say currently.   Unfortunately for me, we're dealing with thousands of contacts and hundreds of lists.  It's not feasible to check this in the UI, I really just want the API to spit back the errors with the email address that is a problem so we can fix it in our system for the next time we export.  CC isn't the default place we store our contacts and this behavior kind of assumes that it is.     ... View more

Hello,   Thank you for reporting this issue. We have received a few other reports and we currently have a senior engineer working on this issue so that we can resolve it as quickly as possible. I hope to have a status update with an expected timeframe available soon.   Best Regards, ... View more

Hi all,   Below code is working fine for me, i am able to update custom field of contacts in constant contact.       private Contact AddContactToConstantContact(CustomerDTO doctor) { Contact contact = GetContactByEmailAddress(doctor.EmailAddress.Trim()); if (contact == null) { contact = new Contact(); } contact.Lists.Add(new ContactList() { Id = EditingList.CTCTListId, Status = Status.Active }); //add email_addresses [Required] var emailAddress = new EmailAddress() { Status = Status.Active, ConfirmStatus = ConfirmStatus.NoConfirmationRequired, EmailAddr = doctor.EmailAddress }; contact.FirstName = doctor.FirstName == null ? string.Empty : doctor.FirstName; contact.LastName = doctor.LastName == null ? string.Empty : doctor.LastName; contact.WorkPhone = doctor.WorkPhone == null ? string.Empty : doctor.WorkPhone; contact.HomePhone = doctor.MainPhone == null ? string.Empty : doctor.MainPhone; contact.CustomFields = new List<CustomField>(contact.CustomFields); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.AccountNumber != null ? doctor.AccountNumber : "", Name = "CustomField1" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.Address1 != null ? doctor.Address1 : "", Name = "CustomField2" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.Address2 != null ? doctor.Address2 : "", Name = "CustomField3" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.City != null ? doctor.City : "", Name = "CustomField4" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.State != null ? doctor.State : "", Name = "CustomField5" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.ZipCode != null ? doctor.ZipCode : "", Name = "CustomField6" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PracticeGroupName != null ? doctor.PracticeGroupName : "", Name = "CustomField7" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PracticeName != null ? doctor.PracticeName : "", Name = "CustomField8" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.CurrentCharges.ToString(), Name = "CustomField9" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue30.ToString(), Name = "CustomField10" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue60.ToString(), Name = "CustomField11" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue90.ToString(), Name = "CustomField12" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue120.ToString(), Name = "CustomField13" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue150.ToString(), Name = "CustomField14" }); contact.CustomFields.Add(new CustomField() { Value = doctor.PastDue180.ToString(), Name = "CustomField15" }); //update Contact if Id exists in constant contact if (contact.Id != null) { return contact = _constantContact.ConstantContact.UpdateContact(contact, false); } else { contact.EmailAddresses.Add(emailAddress); return contact = _constantContact.ConstantContact.AddContact(contact, false); } }   Thank you Raj raj_gaurav@outlook.com ... View more

Plus, while stripping the quotes from around just the email might work, you can't do that for all fields sent, since other fields allow commas and spaces. And all fields have the quotes still in them in your system, so users can't put things like name and custom fields into emails, otherwise the email will look like 'Dear "John" "Doe",...', which is unacceptable.   Have you guys determined how you will fix all the contacts that have this error in your system now? ... View more

I guess my situation is fixed.  the only thing I can think of is that there might have been a blip with the API returning less than full results earlier today.  Also, like I mentioned, I've had to sort my list which I didn't need to do before.  But other than that, I'm set.  Thx. ... View more

It looks like we haven't added the status query parameter to the GetContacts call.  The GetLists call will no longer support system lists, only user defined lists (which is why you are getting the invalid ID error).  See our documentation for how the status query parameter works for the Contacts collection.   Will get this in the queue to add to the C# wrapper.  If you are unable to wait, feel free to do the update to the wrapper and request a pull and we'll look over the request and merge it in if there aren't any problems.  If not, it could be a couple of weeks to get this added as we are doing so other major updates at the same time. ... View more

Hi Rich,   Thanks for reporting this.  It uncovered a problem on our end where the access token can't be passed in a query parameter when the next query parameter is also present.  We're working to resolve that on our end, but I don't have an ETA on when it will be fixed.  Sorry for the inconvenience.   Best Regards, Shannon W. API Support Specialist ... View more