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ActiveCampaign, API Log​

When clicking on this tab the API log will be shown.

The data provided in the API log can be used to troubleshoot issues with, or confirm the correct operation of, the API, associated processes and webhooks.

For each API call the following information is available in the log:

  • ID – The ID of the API/Webhook entry.
  • Method – The API call method.
  • Response Time – The time taken from when the API call was sent and the response received from ActiveCampaign.
  • Params – The parameters defined with the API call.
  • Post Data – The data POSTed with the API call.
  • Response – The data received from ActiveCampaign in response to the API call.
  • IP - The IP address from where the API call was made.
  • User – The WordPress user who made the API call. Blank means a API call instigated by ActiveMember360.
  • Timestamp – The time the API call was sent. This is shown in your local server time.

The log will show as No API logs on file if both ActiveMember360, Logging, Enable API Log and ActiveMember360, Logging, Enable Webhook Log are not enabled.

ActiveCampaign, Automations​

All the automations, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The fields information shown includes:

  • ID – ID of the automation within the ActiveCampaign.
  • Name – Name of the automation within the ActiveCampaign.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed with the current ActiveCampaign contact field definitions by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

ActiveCampaign, Custom Fields​

All the contact fields, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The fields information shown includes:

  • Title – Title of the contact field within ActiveCampaign.
  • ID – ID of the contact field within ActiveCampaign.
  • Perstag – Database name/Personalisation tag of the contact field.
  • Data Type – Data type of the contact field.
  • Default Value – Shows the default value for the contact field if defined in ActiveCampaign field options.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed with the current ActiveCampaign contact field definitions by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

It is the Personalisation tag of the contact field that should be used when specifying a contact field within ActiveCampaign shortcodes, modules and extensions. It can be used in upper or lower case format.

ActiveCampaign, Forms​

All the forms, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The fields information shown includes:

  • ID – ID of the form within the ActiveCampaign.
  • Name – Name of the form within the ActiveCampaign.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

ActiveCampaign, Lists​

All the lists, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The fields information shown includes:

  • ID – ID of the list within the ActiveCampaign.
  • Name – Name of the list within the ActiveCampaign.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

ActiveCampaign, Mail Templates​

All the mail templates, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The fields information shown includes:

  • ID – ID of the template within the ActiveCampaign.
  • Name – Name of the template within the ActiveCampaign.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

ActiveCampaign, Tags​

All the contact tags, defined in ActiveCampaign are listed by selecting this tab.

The tag information shown includes:

  • Tag ID – Tag ID within ActiveCampaign.
  • Tag Name – Tag name within ActiveCampaign.
  • Membership Name – The ActiveMember360, Membership Levels, Membership Name associated with the tag.

Please note this is cached data. This can be refreshed by using ActiveMember360, Utilities, Cache Refresh.

Tag ID’s vs. tag names:

The use of tag ID’s over tag names is encouraged. Unless a tag is deleted, its tag ID can be considered persistent. Tag names, on the other hand, can be changed at any time. Using a tag name that has been changed can cause your shortcode, hook or module to no longer work as expected.

Server Environment, Environment​

By selecting this tab you will see various data relating to your server and WordPress environment.

This includes:

  • Versions – PHP, WordPress and ActiveMember360 versions.
  • Site – Site name, site description, site URL, WP URL, Admin URL, Plugins URL, Admin email, WP multisite installation status.
  • Server – Plugin location, WP memory limit, WP Admin memory limit , memory used, server IP, host name
  • wp-config.php – Listing of wp-config.php.
  • .htaccess – Listing of .htaccess.
  • ActiveMember360 Constants – All ActiveMember360 constants.
  • Active plugins – Active WordPress plugins on the site.
  • Inactive Plugins – Inactive WordPress plugins on the site.

Server Environment, Database​

By selecting this tab you will see information relating to your WordPress database for this install.

Server Environment, PHP Info​

By selecting this tab you can see information relating to your installation of PHP on your server.

It provides the equivalent information to that available when using phpinfo in a PHP script.

Cache Refresh​

By selecting this tab you can chose to refresh the ActiveCampaign cache in WordPress.

Using Cache Refresh, Refresh Now will ensure the most current data is available with WordPress.

You would use this capability if you are adding new tags or fields to your ActiveCampaign application.

Beware

This cache relates solely to ActiveCampaign application data. As an example all the contact tags or contact fields defined within ActiveCampaign.

It is not specific to data for a particular contact, purely application data.

In any event, irrespective of using Cache Refresh, Refresh Now, ActiveMember360 updates the cache automatically based upon the setting of ActiveMember360, Plugin Options, Cache Options, Cache data refresh frequency.

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