Oct 16, 2019
Hi, I'm looking to quickly (ideally in <10 seconds) get the sum of `total_price` of orders in the past 30 days for a store. I could iterate through the orders using the "Orders" API, but ...
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11-06-2019
@hassain So when we initially start pulling data for a given time window (updated_at_min/updated_at_max), we use a since_id of "1" as the default value when we haven't pulled any orders yet. We need to put a value for since_id in order for it to orde...
11-06-2019
Thanks for the response @hassain. Unfortunately we need that since_id parameter because we need the Order records to be ordered by updated_at/ID. Out of curiosity, would this problem be solved if we made the same query using the Bulk API (since it m...
11-04-2019
Hi, we're noticing 502 responses for the Order API. Strangely, an HTML paged with the title "Something went wrong" is returned when this happens. It seems to be only happening for one of our customers, and we've noticed that if we decrease the "limit...
03-11-2019
@KarlOffenberger you're right, that solution makes a lot of sense. I'll look into it. Do you happen to know if the "order" and "page" arguments will be officially supported by Shopify? I noticed that they seem to work when I send them, but they're no...
03-08-2019
@KarlOffenberger The reason that I need to fetch orders sorted by date is because I only want to pull orders that have been created/updated since last I pulled. The issue arises when I combine the "order" query argument with the "since_id" query argu...
03-07-2019
Hi! I'm currently building a product requires syncing a Shopify customer's orders to our database. In order to do this, I need to pull all orders using the Order API, and then every day get all the new orders that were added or updated. In order to d...
