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For batch upserts, PUT each operation against the individual member resource, not the collection: $batch->put('op'.$key, 'lists/'.$id.'/members/'.md5(strtolower($email)), [...]). Include 'status_if_new' => 'subscribed' in the payload so the operation inserts when the member does not exist. A community member posted th…
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A MailChimp batch job upserting subscribers failed 100%: total_operations 110, errored_operations 110. Each batch operation errored with: "The requested method and resource are not compatible. See the Allow header for this resource's available methods." The code called $Batch->put("op".$i, "lists/$list_id/members", [.…
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The wrapper was json-encoding all arrays as JSON objects via JSON_FORCE_OBJECT, so array fields like options.choices arrived as {"0":"Aaa"} instead of ["Aaa"]. The maintainer merged a community PR fixing the encoding so non-associative arrays serialize as JSON arrays. Upgrade drewm/mailchimp-api past the January 2016 …
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PATCHing a merge field (e.g. lists/{id}/merge-fields/{merge_id} with options.choices) via drewm/mailchimp-api failed with 400 Invalid Resource: [field] => options.choices, [message] => Schema describes array, object found instead. The payload showed {"options":{"choices":{"0":"Aaa","1":"Bbb"}}} - the array of choices …
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To upsert a list member, PUT to lists/{list_id}/members/{subscriber_hash} where the hash is md5(strtolower($email)) (the drewm/mailchimp-api wrapper provides $MailChimp->subscriberHash($email)). Pattern: GET that URL first; if the wrapper reports success, patch() it to update, otherwise post() to the collection URL to…
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Posting a member to lists/{list_id}/members returned: [email] is already a list member. Use PUT to insert or update list members." But a bare PUT to the same collection URL failed with: "The requested method and resource are not compatible." The MailChimp API expects the PUT on the individual member resource, addresse…
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