Hello,
Glad to hear you're mostly up and running! To get the specific IP address, try
using campaign_criterion.ip_block.ip_address.
Regards,
Mike, Google Ads API Team
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Hi,
Thank you for that information, I am now able to add ip addresses with the
create operation and remove ip addresses with the remove operation from a
campaign. I am also able to query for all campaign criterion that are of
type IP_BLOCK to get all those blocked ip addresses. But im not abl
Hello,
The message "Criteria type can not be targeted." means that this criteria type
is only supported as a negative criteria. I apologize that I didn't notice that
in my initial response and sample JSON. You should be able to modify the JSON
body to use a negative criterion instead of a posit
Hi,
Thank you for that JSON and the links to the protos, it seems to clear up
how the body of requests should be formed for each call. But running it
against my test account's campaigns I am getting this error returned:
{
"error": {
"code": 400,
"message": "Request contai
Hello,
When working with JSON REST and curl, I find it easier myself to actually stick
to the protos and build the operations from there. For example, this time I
referenced campaign_criterion and criteria to find all the relevant fields. The
campaign_criterion shows that I need a campaign that
Hey Mike,
Thank you that link clears up most of my confusion with URL patterns for
each request. I am still having trouble forming my request though. The
documented example uses a json file for the body, how would the body look
for a request like adding IP addresses, and/or fetching all?
I kn
Hello,
The pattern is the same across all mutate requests.
/v{x}/customers/{customer_id}/{resource_name_pluralized}:mutate
You can always fall back on looking at the exact proto definition if there's
any doubt. Here's the one for campaign budgets, for example:
https://github.com/googleapis/goo
Hi John,
My apologies as I may have overlooked this. Upon checking with the team,
excluding IP addresses is indeed possible using the IpBlockInfo field. As per
your other concern, I would need to discuss this with the team. I will provide
you updates once available.
Regards,
Dave
Google Ads AP
Hi Dave,
Thank you for the response, if blocking ip address and getting blocked ip
addresses is not currently possible, then what is the IpBlockInfo resource
name used for as it is listed
here:
https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/google.ads.googleads.v1.resources#google
Hi John,
Thank you for reaching out. I'm afraid that blocking IP addresses or getting
all blocked IP's isn't currently possible with the API. However, to better
assist you, could you elaborate what do you need to achieve using the Google
Ads API? If you wish to use cURL to interact with the API
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