track_event_status_edit

Example Usage of

track_event_status_edit

Event tracking status

Description:

Enable or disable event tracking.

Endpoint:

https://{ACCOUNT}.api-us1.com/api/2/track/event

HTTP method:

POST

Supported output formats:

json

Requires authentication:

Yes

Parameters:

* indicates requirement. Underlined params include in URL, otherwise as part of the post body. POST data must be formatted as

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

. We don't accept any other input formats like JSON.

Variable	Description
api_key*	Your API key
status*	The status that you want set. Example: 'enable' or 'disable'

Example response:

Variable	Description
status	The status that you set. Example: 'enable' or 'disable'
success	Whether or not the request was successful. Example: 1 (successful) or 0 (not successful)
message	The response message. Example: "Status changed"

PHP Example

This is an example of using the track_event_status_edit call with PHP. You can replicate the same idea in virtually any other programming language. This example requires our PHP API wrapper. Make sure to update the path to the wrapper files in the example code below (if it is not the same).

<?php

// Set up an object instance using our PHP API wrapper.
define("MARK-I_URL", "https://{ACCOUNT}.api-us1.com");
define("MARK-I_API_KEY", "{API_KEY}");
require_once("../MARK-I-api-php/includes/MARK-I.class.php");
$ac = new MARK-I(MARK-I_URL, MARK-I_API_KEY);
$ac->version(2);

// pass "enable" or "disable"
$post_data = array("status" => "enable");
$response = $ac->api("tracking/event/status", $post_data);

echo "<pre>";
print_r($response);
echo "</pre>";

?>