Hi All, I have changed how we handle colors internally. Where this will be seen is in the API and in any exported JSON files (when you export a group or a database table). Previously, color names in

Hello Mark, It is not an issue for my use case but noticed it as I was testing and so wanted to bring it to your attention since the start / end response elements appear to be reflecting the limit

Hi Seth, I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. Yes, this is currently expected behavior (and as I see, it is not noted in the docs. I will change that). My thinking was that if you specify a

Hi Seth, I just did a quick test on my sandpit group and the limit parameter does indeed seem to be overlooked, at least in part. The reply list keys 'start_item' and 'end_item' do reflect the limit

Hello, Following up to see if this is expected behavior. Thanks, Seth

Hello All, It appears that when Start & End Date are both provided Limit parameter is ignored. Is this

Correct. Mark

Thanks Mark! So to verify, if I pass in 2022-04-11, it would be processed as 2022-04-11 00:00:00-0:00? So if the events are in Chicago Central time, I should expect to see items returned with a start

Hi, Right now, the dates passed in are evaluated as UTC. You can't currently pass in specific start times nor can you specify a different timezone. This should be fixed. Thanks, Mark

Hello All, Been playing with the API a bit and I have a few questions. API Reference: https://groups.io/api#get_events First, can a local or UTC time be passed with the request in the Start / End

Got it. Thanks much. Will try again. Kevin

Hi Kevin, As a "user", I have a "membership" on each group (and subgroup) I am on. Each membership (member_info object) I have, has a unique membership ID. To remove a user from a list/group, you

You'll want to call `getmembers` to get the list of `member_info` objects, one per member. Those contain all the subscription information for each member of your group. The `removemember` call

Thanks Mark! Maybe I’m not following this. Since the action is to remove a member, I used the unique user ID for that member — in our group these are mostly 7-digit numbers starting with a 6.

(resending this because my original response for some reason was only sent to the sender and not the group) Hi, It looks like you're using the user_id value of the member info object, when you

Can't make the Remove Member API call work. It keeps saying I don't have permission to remove a member, though in fact I do. Here are specifics: Curl call being used to remove the member: curl

Hello Groups.io community, We are considering switching our current listservs to groups.io and I was wondering if there are any developers for hire that would be interested in creating a sync tool

To help all the future API users and writers, I just learned that what the documentation calls a "boolean" (on POSTs) is not a JSON Boolean to Python, but rather a string of value either "false" or

Wondering if anyone is working on a WordPress / Groups.IO integration, or possible plug-in that would synchronize between Groups.IO and a membership plug-in such

I may be missing it, but is there an API endpoint or a methodology to update existing topics with hashtags? A group member has bravely (foolishly?) volunteered to work on classifying topics