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I have sent the info requested to webservices@constantcontact.com.   Thank you for following up on this issue. ... View more

Thank you for the reply.   I first added a contact with using the API with the following values:   $contact = new Contact(); $contact->addEmail(bigrocklanterns@gmail.com); $contact->first_name = 'Barbara'; $contact->last_name = 'Williams'; $contact->company_name = 'Big Rock Lanterns'; $contact->addAddress(Address::create( array("address_type"=>BUSINESS,"line1"=>170 Soda Pop Ln,"line2"=>$_POST['street2'],"line3"=>$_POST['street3'],"city"=>Murphy,"state"=>North Carolina,"state_code"=>NC,"postal_code"=>28906)));   Everything was fine.   I then edited the contact using the API, changing only the company name:   $contact->first_name = 'Barbara'; $contact->last_name = 'Williams'; $contact->company_name = 'Big Rock Lanterns, LLC'; $contact->addAddress(Address::create( array("address_type"=>BUSINESS,"line1"=>170 Soda Pop Ln,"line2"=>$_POST['street2'],"line3"=>$_POST['street3'],"city"=>Murphy,"state"=>North Carolina,"state_code"=>NC,"postal_code"=>28906)));   The State disappears, both in my app when listing the contacts and when viewed within my Constant Contact account.   The actual values sent to the API for state and state_code are: North Carolina and NC.   If I edit the address from within my Constant Contact account, entering NC for the State/Province, it works correctly.   Regarding the mispelling of  Louisiana, I edited the contact (with the API) using the correct spelling "Louisiana" and "LA" for the state_code, with the same result. The state was dropped from the address.   Let me know if you need more information from my end to determine what may cause this behavior. ... View more

No problem.    Actually, while physical addresses are of less concern to me as well, I find that the ability to manage them along with the email addresses is useful. My in-house mailing list system allows users to send either email messages or to print flyers with physical addresses printed on one side, so they can send snail mail.   On the other hand, my system never included support for more than one street address field, and I was taking your lead in implementing it after seeing the line2 and line3 fields in the API.   I didn't think it was worth the trouble, and it may not be! ... View more

Thanks Shannon.    Yes, it works to send/retrieve the address_type as PERSONAL or BUSINESS. ... View more

Okay good.   It would be good to be notified in some way when this has been updated, so I'd know to update my code to allow the address type to be set by my users, and to be able to display multiple address if more than one type has been added for a given contact.   Thanks again! ... View more

Yes, this worked! I appreciate that you're busy and responses can take time.   I'm now using this block of code to add a contact:   $contact = new Contact(); $contact->addEmail($_POST['email']); $contact->addList($_POST['list']); $contact->first_name = $_POST['first_name']; $contact->last_name = $_POST['last_name']; $contact->company_name = $_POST['company_name']; $contact->addAddress(Address::create( array("address_type"=>PERSONAL,"line1"=>$_POST['street'],"city"=>$_POST['city'],"state"=>$_POST['state'],"state_code"=>$state_code,"postal_code"=>$_POST['zip'])));  Notice I added this to the start of the array:    "address_type"=>PERSONAL, I found that without designating the address type, it defaults to Other. When retrieving the address info from the API, I'm only able to retrieve the values if it was set to PERSONAL. I think the code processing the call to the API needs to be refined to get the addresses regardless of type.    Here is what I'm now using to retrieve contacts:   $cc = new ConstantContact(APIKEY); //list all active contacts $cc_contacts = $cc->getContacts(ACCESS_TOKEN, array('status' => 'ACTIVE')); $new = $cc_contacts->results; foreach($new as $item) { $cc_id = $item->id; $first_name = stripslashes($item->first_name); $middle_name = stripslashes($item->middle_name); $last_name = stripslashes($item->last_name); $company_name = stripslashes($item->company_name); $email_addresses = $item->email_addresses; foreach($email_addresses as $item2) { $email = $item2->email_address; } $addresses = $item->addresses; foreach($addresses as $item3) { $street = $item3->line1; $city = $item3->city; $state = $item3->state_code; $zip = $item3->postal_code; } }  How can the address values be retrieved regardless of their type?     ... View more

Thanks for the reply.   I ran into trouble implementing the suggested change.   The first is minor. One closing parenthesis was missing, so it needs to be:   $contact->addAddress(Address::create( array("line1"=>$street,"city"=>$city,"state"=>$state,"state_code"=>$state_code,"postal_code"=>$zip)));  More significantly, after running the updated code:   Class 'Address' not found in /home/myacct/public_html/constant_contact_api/apps/sync_contacts.php on line 104   Where is the Address class supposed to be? ... View more