Experience Survey GraphQL
in the graphQL for pulling the experience survey its says the graphQL is: query MyQuery { valueSurveyResponses { csv } } this implies this pulls all survey responses ever, I am wondering if there are constraints or pagination because this could very quickly become a massive dayaset.698ViewsSign in to react to this post4Comments
Dashboard Data Not Matching Reports — Need Help
Hi everyone, I’m trying to pull dashboard data, pageViews, visits, uniqueVisitors, etc. but the numbers I’m getting aren’t matching. I’m really new to this and trying to get the data for reporting, and I’ve been stuck for a few months. I tried the Bulk API, but the numbers came out really low. So I decided to download the report from Analytics instead. Dashboard Report Can anyone explain why the dashboard numbers don’t match the report? Is anyone using a different method to get this data? I’m trying to bring everything into Power BI. Can I get this data using Aurora GraphQL API? Thanks!ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsContraint conversationlastpostime in Api graphql getmessages does not work
Hi everyone, Has anyone here ever tried using the messages API with the conversationLastPostTime constraint? In my case, the constraint is completely ignored — it doesn’t seem to have any effect at all. What I’d like to do is retrieve only the conversations starting from a certain date limit. But no matter what value I pass to conversationLastPostTime.gte, the results I get are not filtered by date. Has anyone else faced this issue, and did you find a workaround or a proper way to make this constraint work? Here’s the GraphQL body I’m using: Thanks a lot for your helpViewsSign in to react to this postComments
HTML support for GraphQL API
Hi Khoros, I've been roadmapping usage for the GraphQL API that allows for the creation of a Knowledge Base Article: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/create-a-knowledge-base-article#create-a-knowledge-base-article When it comes to populating the GraphQL, I noticed some fields that we can use to populate an article, like "subject", "body", "introduction". However, when it comes to creating a Knowledge Base Article, I'm curious if there is support for some things I can do with the GraphQL API that we can already do with the UI version of creating a Knowledge Base Article. For example, in the UI, I can open the Source Code field in the editor of the article (please see attached screenshot). What this allows me to do is to essentially author the article in HTML, rather than in plaintext. So, as seen in the screenshot, I can set the Source Code for the new Knowledge Base Article. My question is this: with the GraphQL API, can I submit the body content as straight HTML just like I can in the UI > SourceCode? If the answer is no, my question we then be, is there a way we can set the HTML of a new Knowledge Base Article using the GraphQL API in any way (Source Code or otherwise)? Thanks, EdsonViewsSign in to react to this postComment
ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsYou have two options.
Some API Tools (e.g. Altair) will let you download the SDL once it's able to complete its introspection query.
Alternatively, if you install the SDK, the query schema files are all located in node_modules/khoros-aurora-sdk/graphql
Handlebars custom component not executing GraphQL query
I have been following along with the directions on this page to try to create a custom Handlebars component that executes a graphQL query and displays the results in simple HTML. My .hbs file references the query like this: {{#gql "privateUserStats" variables=(hash id=user.id)}} ... {{/gql}} I also have a .graphql query defined in queries/privateUserStats.query.graphql: query privateUserStats($id: ID!) { user(id: $id) { id login email firstName lastName email ... } topicsStarted: messages(constraints: {authorId: {eq: $id}, depth: {eq: 0}}) { totalCount }... } and I reference it in my component.json under the "graphql" block: "graphql": { "privateUserStats": "./queries/privateUserStats.query.graphql" } Despite this setup: The Handlebars rendered correctly user.id was available But the GraphQL query never fired — no network activity, no data returned, and no console errors Can someone help? I'm all out of ideas.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsAurora Email Templates
Hi everyone, I am new to GraphQL, so please forgive any silly questions here. I've successfully set myself up in Postman, and can retrieve email templates. I understand the documentation here about the process of updating a template, but I am hung up on viewing the HTML within each template so that I might edit that. My end goal, hopefully, is to be able to glean the variable for a post title within say, the Mentions template, and put that into the Subject of the email. So instead of "{User} mentioned you on {Community Title}" I would ideally have a subject that says "{User} mentioned you in the thread {Post Title}" I would also like to edit other pieces of other emails, but looking to cut my teeth on this one. Has anyone had success making a change like this on Aurora, and might be able to point me in the right direction? Thank you!ViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
For now, authentication is still done with the APIv1 authentication mechanisms.
ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsHi yogeshdixit , it looks like 25.02 had an update that now requires the dependencies to be reviewed and approved via a support ticket. https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/allowed-dependencies-for-custom-react-components
Tracking Complete Registrations in Google Analytics (via GTM)
Hi, Is there some sort of click listener or event that can be passed in the front end that can be picked up by Google Tag Manager when a user completes their registration (after successfully submitting their username)? Can we apply an event to the complete registration toast? If so, what is the best way to do this? Is there another way that we can track complete registrations in Google Analytics? Thanks!ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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