Hi David, Have you checked out this plugin yet?   http://wordpress.org/plugins/constant-contact-api/   If this doesn't meet your needs, feel free to shoot me an email directly, mstowe [at] constantcontact.com Thanks, Mike ... View more

Is your website static or are you using a programming language like PHP, Ruby, Java, etc? If you can let me know what language your site supports I can help you with the integration Thanks, Mike ... View more

Hello, I'm going to try and get in touch with them and see if we can't figure something out for you Thanks, Mike ... View more

The website is currently down so I can't view the file source, but if you could send it to me as a zip file ( mstowe at constantcontact.com ) I can take a look and see what the bug is. Thanks, Mike ... View more

You can check to see if a contact already exists by using the contacts endpoint and adding an email address, like so: GET https://api.constantcontact.com/v2/contacts?email={EMAIL_ADDRESS}&limit={YOUR_LIMIT}&api_key={API_KEY}     You can then send the contact information back as a PUT request with the list added to the lists array to: PUT: https://api.constantcontact.com/v2/contacts/{CONTACT_ID}&api_key={API_KEY}   You can see a sample PUT request here: http://developer.constantcontact.com/docs/contacts-api/contacts-resource.html?method=PUT     Hope that helps!   - Mike ... View more

Hello, To get contacts that have been updated since a certain timeframe via the API you can use the modified_since parameter. You can try this out using our interactive API Tester/ Debugger: https://constantcontact.mashery.com/io-docs (under Get Contacts). As for having a trigger or webhook that sends a call to your server when a contact has been updated this is not something we have currently available, but something we are looking at implementing down the road (we are planning on some really great features down the road). Hopefully this helps in the meantime! Thanks, Mike ... View more

Hi Tim, Yes, using OAuth you can have users login with their Constant Contact credentials and then an OAuth token will be passed back to you.  You would then just store this token and use it when communicating with their account. The first step to using OAuth is to make sure you have the proper redirect URI setup for your application.  You will want it to be either your domain (http://www.yoursite.com/) or even the script that would store the OAuth token (although if you just put the domain you will be able to use multiple pages/ change this dyanmically). You can then direct users to the following URL  for them to login (replacing the placeholder for the API key and the Redirect URI with the proper values):   ]https://oauth2.constantcontact.com/oauth2/oauth/siteowner/authorize?response_type= token &client_id=< your_API_KEY >&redirect_uri=< your_encoded_redirect_URI > Once the user logs in and grants your application privileges to access their account you'll receive a JSON response back on the Redirect URI that should look something like this:   {  "access_token":"a46950a6-7cad-413a-8183-550756d096f4",  "expires_in":315359999,  "token_type":"Bearer" } Again, just store that token and you will be able to use that for connecting to their account through the API. Hopefully that makes sense, and if not feel free to contact me or API Support directly and we will be more than happy to assist you! Thanks, Mike ... View more

Hi Allen, Unfortunately I haven't heard anything from them as of yet They can email me directly mstowe [at] constantcontact.com - Mike ... View more

Hi Stephanie, I have to apologize as the process is a little confusing (we're working on making it easier), but if you follow these two steps you should be able to generate an API key: Step 1: Go to  https://constantcontact.mashery.com/member/register  and register.    Step 2: Create a new API Key by going to  https://constantcontact.mashery.com/apps/register .  For the Redirect URI just put in the domain name of Denarionline , and then make sure Standard API Access is selected.  This will generate an API key that you can copy and send over to them. You may also need an OAuth token, and I can walk you through those steps as well if needed. Hopefully this will get you up and running on  Denarionline, unfortunately I am not as familiar with their system so I can't really say, but if they have integrated with our API  it should be a fairly straight forward and simple process. And please if you have any questions or there is anything I can do to help just let me know! Many thanks, Mike ... View more

Hi Sakthi, For your application you will still want to use OAuth as it is the most secure method for connecting with the account.  However, when they login you will receive an OAuth token via the callback/ redirect uri that you can store and continuously use for that account (this means that once you receive the token they will not need to log back in again). You can find out more about authentification here: http://developer.constantcontact.com/docs/developer-guides/authentication.html   And get the SDK/ see code examples here: https://github.com/constantcontact/.net-sdk Hopefully this helps! If you have any other questions please feel free to let me know. Have a great day, Mike ... View more

Hi Bob, Unfortunately there are no plans at this time to update the InfoTransfer integration.  If down the road this changes I will definitely let you know. I apologize for the inconvenience and if there's anything I can do to help you with this just let me know. - Mike ... View more

Hi Frank, I can help you out with this  Before creating a new plugin, have you looked at the Constant Contact plugin found here:  http://wordpress.org/plugins/constant-contact-api/ If that doesn't do what you need it to (regarding the email form) just let me know and I can throw something together very quickly for you Have a great day, Mike :o) ... View more

Hi Mike, I would be glad to help you out however I can  Please email me at mstowe[at]constantcontact.com Thanks, The other Mike :o) ... View more

Hey rayM768, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you!  Just got back in the office so trying to catch up The reason you're getting this error is because: "email_adresses": [ "user20@example.com" ], Should be: "email_addresses": [ "user20@example.com" ], Looks like you're just missing a "d"   Let me know if that works for you!   Thanks, Mike ... View more

Let me try this out in WordPress and see what's going on Thanks! ... View more

Hey Matthew, Can you shoot me an email with this portion of the script attached in a zip file?  Will gladly take a look and see if there's anything that stands out. My email is mstowe [at] constantcontact.com   Thanks, Mike ... View more

I didn't  I can take a look at the source code later today, or submit a ticket through the support site.  Otherwise if you want to have them get in touch with me that would work too - my email is mstowe [at] constantcontact.com   Thanks! ... View more

Please accept my apologies, somehow I missed the email.  Will get back to you ASAP. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Sorry for the delay Brad, this is something I'm looking into! ... View more

That sounds like that could be helpful  Forwarded to our API documentation guy for review   Thanks! ... View more

That is a GREAT question (and one I had to look up myself!) It looks like data is collected for 85 days following a campaign, and remains available for upto 90 days.  After 90 days (from the start of the campaign) the data is then deleted from the system and no longer available (however you can always export it in the event that you anticipate needing access to it longer). You can find a more complete response in our FAQS here: https://knowledgebase.constantcontact.com/articles/KnowledgeBase/6205-how-long-is-reporting-data-saved-in-constant-contact Thanks, Mike ... View more

Correction on my last post:   Unfortunately, it looks like there is no way to obtain the unsubscribes through the API at this time.  What you could do is use the  http://developer.constantcontact.com/docs/contact-list-api/contactlist-membership-collection.html endpoint to get a list of users, store that in a database on your end, and then when checking for changes grab the contact list collection again using the modified_since paramter.  This would allow you to loop through and see who was on the list previously that is not any longer, as well as who has been added to the list in during that timeframe. Hope that helps, Mike ... View more

That's interesting!  Let me check with the team and see what I can find out on this as well as work towards getting a solution ... View more

Thanks for sharing this!  I'm going to dig into this more and see if I can figure out what is happening... ... View more

Can you send both the original html and then the revised, stripped html to me as attachments via email mstowe [at] constantcontact.com so I can see exactly what is getting stripped out where and see if we can't find a solution for this! Thanks! ... View more

Should be good to go!  I sent their lead developer a quick message earlier this morning, and I'll get you an update as soon as I hear back Have a great day, Mike     ... View more

Hi Allen, Let me shoot SMember a quick email and see if we can't find a solution for you.  It's true that we do not offer web hooks that would automagically update the information, however we do provide endpoints that would allow them to update the Constant Contact side of things, and would be able to setup a scheduled update on the WordPress side of things (so any contact that had been changed on the Constant Contact side would be ported over to the WordPress side every 15 minutes or so).   Would that be something of interest? Thanks, Mike ... View more

Good morning, Yes you are more than welcome to charge for your app that integrates with Constant Contact   You also aren't required to put our logo on your application, however if you did we do provide a large resolution logo here: http://news.constantcontact.com/logo/constant-contact-logo   We would just ask that if you do place our logo on your application that you use the logo provided and not alter it other than size wise (keeping it proportional). As for the TOS, you do not have to have your users agree to these as they are for our Technology Partners and the users on Constant Contact would have already agreed to the User Terms of Service. Hopefully these answers help out! Have a great day, Mike ... View more