Re: [meetup-api] Show identity of poll voters

[Doug Tangren]

You would have to use a third party system or better yet, build one with Meetup integration and share it with others :)

Doug Tangren
Meetup Platform Engineer

On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 6:04 PM, Mark J <mark.jam...@gmail.com> wrote:

The polls functionality is a secret vote system, nevertheless I need a public vote system. 

I need that the results page of polls show the usernames of all users that have voted each survey option.

I  would like to know if this requirement is possible to achive and also if you know where can I request this develop.

Thanks a lot.

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[Edward Hernandez]

Hello,

I am trying to use the https://api.meetup.com/profile command to join groups.

I do a post to

https://api.meetup.com/profile

with the following parameters encoded in the post body.

group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&access_token=<My access token here>

But I am getting a "Error Domain=Not Found Code=404 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (Not Found error 404.)"

this 404 error is usually returned from a server when an url path is not home.

I also tried passing the parameters both in the post body and on the command line to no avail.

 the documentation says "all required parameters must be supplied." so I also tried sending

group_id=1556336&group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&access_token=<My access token here>

and just to cover more bases I tried with my API key as well.

group_id=1556336&group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&key=<My API Key>

Help.  Is this command working?

[Doug Tangren]

On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 11:07 AM, Edward Hernandez <ehli...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I am trying to use the https://api.meetup.com/profile command to join groups.

I do a post to

https://api.meetup.com/profile

with the following parameters encoded in the post body.

group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&access_token=<My access token here>

But I am getting a "Error Domain=Not Found Code=404 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (Not Found error 404.)"

this 404 error is usually returned from a server when an url path is not home.

I also tried passing the parameters both in the post body and on the command line to no avail.

 the documentation says "all required parameters must be supplied." so I also tried sending

group_id=1556336&group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&access_token=<My access token here>

and just to cover more bases I tried with my API key as well.

group_id=1556336&group_urlname=Meetup-API-Testing&intro=Hi_I_am_testing_the_create_profile_Meetup_API_command.&key=<My API Key>

Help.  Is this command working?

You've almost got it Edward. Just prefix /profile with /2 -> /2/profile. That should get you going.

http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/2/profile/#create

 

You  may also want to query the group you are joining with 2/groups with the fields set to join_info. This will tell you if there are any join requirements for the group, photo, ect

http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/2/groups/#response

[Edward Hernandez]

duh, right in front of my face.