Click here to learn more about the difference between lists and groups in MailUp.
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| Description | Return the lists that are visible for authenticated user. If an existing list is not returned it is likely that the MailUp specified with the API is not enabled to see that list. Users with administrators grants can change this setting using the admin console account (i.e. the web application) | |||||||
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| HTTP Method | GET | |||||||
| URL | https://services.mailup.com/API/v1.1/Rest/ConsoleService.svc/Console/User/Lists | |||||||
| JSON request (example) | none | |||||||
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| Paging and filtering (example) | 5 items per page, get first page (count starts from zero)
Retreive all the lists whose name contains 'Newsletter' filterby="Name.Contains('Newsletter')" and sort them by ID orderby="idList desc". Parameter names can be retreived from the response body. Please note that "Contains" is case sensitive.
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Add recipients to a list (subscribe)
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- add and subscribe one or more recipients. See "Import recipients".
- force subscription of an existing recipient (i.e. unsubscribed or pending) by specifiying its ID. Refer to "Update subscription"
Remove recipients from a list (unsubscribe)
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- add one or more recipients to a group and subscribe them to the MailUp list that contains the group. This double action is performed by a single operation, see "Import recipients" for details.
- add to a group an existing recipient by specifiying its ID. This operation also forces the subscription to the MailUp list of that group, refer to "Update group membership" for details.
Remove recipients from a group
REST API does not include yet a method for a bulk removal from a group, while the removal of a single recipient by specifying its ID is available. Refer to "Update subscriptiongroup membership"