RE: location problem

Hi, Thank you for reaching out to the Google Ads API support team. As per provided information, I understand that you are encountering the 'invalid_argument' error while making a request through the Google ads API. To troubleshoot your issue, kindly provide us with the complete API logs (reques

location problem

Hello. I have a question about geolocation that I need your help to solve. I went through this link https://developers.google.cn/google-ads/api/docs/targeting/location-targeting?hl=en I can target my campaign normally. But recently I have encountered such a problem. In the column in my campaig

RE: campaign performance report with location problem using new ads api

Hi Liren, You may use the location_view to pull the campaign level location criteria metrics. This is equivalent to the Geo Performance Report in the AdWords API. Could you please give this a try with this resource and let

campaign performance report with location problem using new ads api

Hi, I'm trying to get the breakdown of campaign level costs by country via API, using googleads-python-lib. but I couldn't find any fields about it in campaign resource at https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/query/interactive-gaql-builder . how to resolve it, thanks! -- --

Re: googleads.yaml Location Problem

Hi, The file is named googleads.yaml . There's a sample version of this file in the library as well. Thanks, Josh,

Re: googleads.yaml Location Problem

What is the name of the config file? On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 at 2:48:21 PM UTC-8, Josh Radcliff (AdWords API Team) wrote: > > Hi, > > By default, the library is going to look for your configuration file in > your home directory. However, if you want it to load the file from an > alternate

Re: googleads.yaml Location Problem

Hi, By default, the library is going to look for your configuration file in your home directory. However, if you want it to load the file from an alternate location you can pass the path when creating your AdWords client

googleads.yaml Location Problem

Probably a stupid question, but I'm just starting to play around using Python and testing using the examples in the library, but am getting an error where the googleads.yaml file (which is up to date) is being search for in a location other than the one in which it sits (its original one when u