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Contacts older than a year do not appear in get_contacts

When using the module contacts that are pulled from Get Response that signed up more than a year ago are not populated in the pull from your contacts list

edit: default per page contacts is 100, I upped it to a higher number and it worked. Not sure if this will work forever but for now it's fixed.

Update a contact using email.

By updating a user by email we don't have to save an extra field on the database to manage the user id on Get Response, and because email is a unique constraint there won't be any problem, right?

Now we have to create a contact (this returns true, not the contact_id), search between all contacts and filter by email to get the contact_id and then update using the contact_id.

Otherwise you just create a contact, and then update using the email as a filter.

Maybe I'm wrong with the actual process to update a contact. If that's the case, could you please tell me how it's supposed to be done right?

Thank you!

get_campaign_contacts raises TypeError: exceptions must derive from BaseException

Hey guys,
thanks for this wrapper - I'm trying to figure it out and expand it with tag functionality.

I must note that, although I have a solid programmer background, I have not coded for a decade, so understandably i am a bit slow hehe :)

I've been playing with the wrapper/GR API for a few hours now, and had success with the more basic methods like:
accounts();
get_campaigns();
get_campaign();

After I got the campaign id I actually need to work withon, tried to get all the contacts in it by using 'get_campaign_contacts', which raises the error:

TypeError: exceptions must derive from BaseException

that I fail to make sense out of it.

I did succeed to invoke the corresponding api method directly using requests (without the wrapper):
https://api.getresponse.com/v3/campaigns/{campaign_id}/contacts

Which made me wander - what is actually wrong with the way the wrapper does the same?

Any ideas why is it not properly working?

Thanks!

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