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We would like to bundle together membership dues and additional items like event registrations while also adding in special pricing on specific conditions. Could a ComboOrder rest call solve this?

Hi all,

I set up a client application with a refresh token expiration set to 10080 (7 days in minutes). I retrieved a refresh token yesterday evening, used it a few times to get access tokens. For some reason that token shows it is expired today. Is the expiration set in the client application not used?

Is there any way to stop the API access token or refresh token from expiring that is retrieved through SSO client application for API use?

One of our client try to add some AdWords tag in imis pages, without success.

We have written a post to a panel and it's been working for over a month and now all of a sudden it's not working. The only change that's been made has been an update to the url going from njcaa.imiscloud.com to connect.njcaa.com. We are logged in as a company administrator of the organization we are posting. We are still able to post to activity without any issues but panels are not. Example post:

I queried a certain relationship with the REST API. This is production data:
{
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupMemberData, Asi.Contracts",
"MembershipDetails": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupMemberDetailDataCollection, Asi.Contracts",
"$values": [
{
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupMemberDetailData, Asi.Contracts",
"GroupMemberDetailId": "RELATIONSHIP-10548:2519:3168",
"Stage": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupStageData, Asi.Contracts"
},
"ExpirationDate": "2016-07-13T00:00:00",
"Role": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupRoleData, Asi.Contracts",
"DefaultReciprocalRoleId": "NPEEXH",
"DefaultReciprocalDescription": "NPE Exhibitor Contact",
"DefaultReciprocalName": "NPEEXH",
"RoleId": "RELATIONSHIP:NPEEXH",
"Description": "NPE Exhibitor Contact",
"Name": "NPEEXH"
},
"ReciprocalRole": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupRoleData, Asi.Contracts",
"DefaultReciprocalDescription": "NPE Exhibitor Contact",
"DefaultReciprocalName": "NPEEXH",
"RoleId": "RELATIONSHIP:NPEEXH",
"Description": "NPE Exhibitor Contact",
"Name": "NPEEXH"
},
"Title": ""
}
]
},
"GroupMemberId": "RELATIONSHIP-10548:2519",
"Group": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupSummaryData, Asi.Contracts",
"GroupId": "RELATIONSHIP-10548",
"Name": "C. Todd Reed Relationship",
"Description": "Relationships",
"ParentIdentity": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Core.DataContracts.IdentityData, Asi.Contracts",
"EntityTypeName": "Party",
"IdentityElements": {
"$type": "System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection`1[[System.String, mscorlib]], mscorlib",
"$values": [
"10548"
]
}
},
"GroupClass": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.GroupClassSummaryData, Asi.Contracts",
"GroupClassId": "RELATIONSHIP",
"Name": "Relationship",
"Description": "",
"IsRelationshipGroup": true
},
"IsRelationshipGroup": true
},
"Party": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.PartySummaryData, Asi.Contracts",
"CityName": "Holland",
"CountryName": "United States",
"CountrySubEntityName": "MI",
"Email": "",
"Phone": "(616) 399-2220",
"PartyId": "2519",
"Id": "2519",
"UniformId": "7f6e7fb6-5585-459f-a812-2aa92fd7a3b4",
"Status": {
"$type": "Asi.Soa.Membership.DataContracts.PartyStatusData, Asi.Contracts",
"PartyStatusId": "A",
"Name": "Active",
"Description": "Active"
},
"Name": "National Bulk Equipment, Inc.",
"Sort": "NATIONAL BULK EQUIPMENT, INC.",
"IsMarkedForDelete": false
},
"IsActive": false
}

Writing up a sql script to create user accounts based off of a criteria and was curious if anyone out there has done something similar.