OrderService

Provides methods for creating, updating and retrieving Order objects.

dfp_createOrders(request_data, as_df = TRUE, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

request_data	a list or data.frame of data elements to be formatted for a SOAP request (XML format, but passed as character string)
as_df	a boolean indicating whether to attempt to parse the result into a data.frame
verbose	a boolean indicating whether to print the service URL and POSTed XML

Value

a data.frame or list containing all the elements of a createOrdersResponse

Details

An order is a grouping of LineItem objects. Line items have a many-to-one relationship with orders, meaning each line item can belong to only one order, but orders can have multiple line items. An order can be used to manage the line items it contains.

createOrders

Creates new Order objects.

See also

Google Documentation for createOrders

Examples

# NOT RUN {
request_data <- list('filterStatement'=list('query'="WHERE name = 'TestCompany1'"))
dfp_getCompaniesByStatement_result <- dfp_getCompaniesByStatement(request_data)

request_data <- list(list(name='TestOrder',
                          startDateTime=list(date=list(year=2018, month=12, day=1),
                                             hour=0,
                                             minute=0,
                                             second=0,
                                             timeZoneID='America/New_York'),
                          endDateTime=list(date=list(year=2018, month=12, day=31),
                                           hour=23,
                                           minute=59,
                                           second=59,
                                           timeZoneID='America/New_York'),
                          notes='API Test Order',
                          externalOrderId=99999,
                          advertiserId=dfp_getCompaniesByStatement_result$id,
                          traffickerId=dfp_getCurrentUser()$id))
dfp_createOrders_result <- dfp_createOrders(request_data)
# }