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## What goes wrong When I'm trying to batch = "byDate", I get an errors saying: Not all elements are data.frames. Set data_frame_output to FALSE?
## Steps to reproduce the problem This is my code
start <- "2021-01-01" end <- "2021-02-01"
website <- "https://www.example.com" download_dimensions <- c('date', 'page') type <- c('web')
searchquery <- search_analytics(siteURL = website, startDate = start, endDate = end, dimensions = download_dimensions, searchType = type, walk_data = "byDate")
All variables are assigned, but I can't understand whats wrong.
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Is it possible that some dates have no data?
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No, not really. We are talking about a huge webite website. There's a minimum of 400k impressions pr. day
I don't think "byDate" is reliable anymore too many issues appearing using it: #62 #67 Will remove or fix in next update.
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## What goes wrong
When I'm trying to batch = "byDate", I get an errors saying: Not all elements are data.frames. Set data_frame_output to FALSE?
## Steps to reproduce the problem
This is my code
start <- "2021-01-01"
end <- "2021-02-01"
website <- "https://www.example.com"
download_dimensions <- c('date', 'page')
type <- c('web')
searchquery <- search_analytics(siteURL = website,
startDate = start,
endDate = end,
dimensions = download_dimensions,
searchType = type,
walk_data = "byDate")
All variables are assigned, but I can't understand whats wrong.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: