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I'm sure you'll find more many things like that. I'm sure I used objects instead of list of objects and the other way around too. Thanks for finding that. Let me know when you find more.
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I just uploaded the last beta version to nuget. It depends on them when it is available but it usually takes about an hour to be accepted. I will let you know when I get the email that it's published.
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That was quick. I got the email that it was published and verified that I can see it in nuget as a prerelease version.
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v1.2.9 is now on nuget which should have the DefaultShipTo for Customer. Let me know if you have any issues.
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Don't know why I missed that. Especially since it's a required property for a ShipToAddress. Published v1.2.10 to nuget. Should be there within an hour.
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Please also consider a propery for adress object. DefaultShipTo
<ShipToAddress> <!-- must occur 0 - 50 times -->
<Name >STRTYPE</Name> <!-- required -->
<Addr1 >STRTYPE</Addr1> <!-- optional -->
<Addr2 >STRTYPE</Addr2> <!-- optional -->
<Addr3 >STRTYPE</Addr3> <!-- optional -->
<Addr4 >STRTYPE</Addr4> <!-- optional -->
<Addr5 >STRTYPE</Addr5> <!-- optional -->
<City >STRTYPE</City> <!-- optional -->
<State >STRTYPE</State> <!-- optional -->
<PostalCode >STRTYPE</PostalCode> <!-- optional -->
<Country >STRTYPE</Country> <!-- optional -->
<Note >STRTYPE</Note> <!-- optional -->
<DefaultShipTo >BOOLTYPE</DefaultShipTo> <!-- optional -->
</ShipToAddress>
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Wow that was speedy.
Have you handled DefaultShipTo? in the List
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I happened to be looking at my computer when the notification came in so it was a quick fix. The funny thing is that the Add/Mod requests were already List with properties to limit it to 50 entries.
I do not see DefaultShipTo in the models anywhere. Where is the documentation on that?
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If you go to xml response here:
https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbdesktop/docs/api-reference/qbdesktop/customerquery
You will find the following chunk of xml, check the last property of that object:
<ShipToAddress> <!-- must occur 0 - 50 times -->
<Name >STRTYPE</Name> <!-- required -->
<Addr1 >STRTYPE</Addr1> <!-- optional -->
<Addr2 >STRTYPE</Addr2> <!-- optional -->
<Addr3 >STRTYPE</Addr3> <!-- optional -->
<Addr4 >STRTYPE</Addr4> <!-- optional -->
<Addr5 >STRTYPE</Addr5> <!-- optional -->
<City >STRTYPE</City> <!-- optional -->
<State >STRTYPE</State> <!-- optional -->
<PostalCode >STRTYPE</PostalCode> <!-- optional -->
<Country >STRTYPE</Country> <!-- optional -->
<Note >STRTYPE</Note> <!-- optional -->
<DefaultShipTo >BOOLTYPE</DefaultShipTo> <!-- optional -->
</ShipToAddress>```
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I see it now. That will require a little more work but I can take care of that. I will let you know when I have an update.
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Sure that Would be awesome.
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How do you publish over nuget package manager? how long it takes to publically available
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Perfect. Thank you so much <3
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Wow. Thank you so much, brother. Updating my package.
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Yes. Its there now. Thank you :-)
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If you go to xml response here: https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbdesktop/docs/api-reference/qbdesktop/customerquery
You will find the following chunk of xml, check the last property of that object:
<ShipToAddress> <!-- must occur 0 - 50 times --> <Name >STRTYPE</Name> <!-- required --> <Addr1 >STRTYPE</Addr1> <!-- optional --> <Addr2 >STRTYPE</Addr2> <!-- optional --> <Addr3 >STRTYPE</Addr3> <!-- optional --> <Addr4 >STRTYPE</Addr4> <!-- optional --> <Addr5 >STRTYPE</Addr5> <!-- optional --> <City >STRTYPE</City> <!-- optional --> <State >STRTYPE</State> <!-- optional --> <PostalCode >STRTYPE</PostalCode> <!-- optional --> <Country >STRTYPE</Country> <!-- optional --> <Note >STRTYPE</Note> <!-- optional --> <DefaultShipTo >BOOLTYPE</DefaultShipTo> <!-- optional --> </ShipToAddress>```
Hello Greg,
Sorry this is late, But I found one more property Missing here. the first property of ShipToAddress which is Name.
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I missed it too, Then I was looking for a key in the address and found this :-D
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