This method creates and automatically starts an import process for the contacts listed in the xmlDoc parameter. You can use this method instead of calling a sequence of NewImportProcess and StartProcess methods. StartImportProcesses can also be used to update fields of an existing contact. Please note that, while updating, empty parameters are handled as "do not update this field", not as "overwrite with an empty value".
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<ws:listsIDs>1;2</ws:listsIDs> <ws:listsGUIDs>66af9900-7dd7-4cca-9125-beadaf3a3a59;0e591119-xxxx-yyyy-zzzz-6ac75384b564</ws:listsGUIDs> <ws:groupsIDs>;</ws:groupsIDs> |
Add recipients to multiple lists (one group per list)
In this example, we specify both the listsIDs and the listsGUIDs parameters. Each of the parameters must have the same number of elements (separated by semi-colons). In this case, we are specifying group 22 for list 1, and group 13 for list 2.
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<ws:listsIDs>1;2</ws:listsIDs> <ws:listsGUIDs>66af9900-7dd7-4cca-9125-beadaf3a3a59;0e591119-xxxx-yyyy-zzzz-6ac75384b564</ws:listsGUIDs> <ws:groupsIDs>22;13</ws:groupsIDs> |
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The XML structure for each recipient needs to be consistent for all subscribers, and include empty tags for required values that are empty. When specifying the phone number for a recipient, the structure of your XML must match the mobileInputType parameter, where either the entire phone number is represented in a single attribute, or the prefix and number are represented in separate attributes.
For example, if the mobileInputType parameter is set to 1,use the following XML structure:
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<!--Option 1: number and prefix in a single field (use mobileInputType=1)--> <subscriber email="user@myprovider.com" Prefix="" Number="+0018889624587" Name=""> |
If the mobileInputType parameter is set to 2, use the following XML structure:
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<!--Option 2: number and prefix in separate fields (use mobileInputType=2)--> <subscriber email="user@myprovider.com" Prefix="+001" Number="8889624587" Name=""> |
In case you also need to specify personal data fields an example is provided below
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Personal data fields shall be specified in progressive order and you shall also include empty fields. It is also recommended to use the same data structure (i.e. the same number of fields) for all subscribers. |
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<subscribers>
<subscriber email="mike@example.com" Prefix="" Number="" Name="">
<campo1>Mike</campo1>
<campo2>Brown</campo2>
<campo3>Example Company</campo3>
<campo4>Los Angeles</campo4>
<campo5> </campo5>
<campo6>90125</campo6>
<campo7>CA</campo7>
<campo8>US</campo8>
<campo9>555 Some Street</campo9>
<campo10></campo10>
<campo11>555-123-1234</campo11>
</subscriber>
<!-- repeat for each recipient to import -->
</subscribers> |
You can use 0 and 1 in place of true and false for boolean parameter values.
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