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:: Web Services :: XWebLead ::
:: Documentation (Version 1) ::

LoadLeadsByDateRangePaged SOAP Method

DESCRIPTION:

Returns 'paginated' Lead records created within a specific date range, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system. Paginated is the ability to return a specific number of records at a time, similar to how search engines display results (i.e. Google's 10 search results on a page).

PARAMETER(S):

dtDateStart - Date/Time. Indicates the first inclusive date of the date range.
dtDateEnd - Date/Time. Indicates the last inclusive date of the date range.
intPageNumber - Positive Integer. Indicates the page number for which the data is to be returned.
intPageSize - Positive Integer. The number of records you want displayed on a page.

SOAP HEADERS:

LoginName - String. The "Login Name" you chose during the registration process.
Password - String. Your account's "Password".

NOTE***: SOAP Headers are required for authentication

RETURNS:

XML String, representing the Lead records posted within the specific date range requested. To view the validating XSD Schema, please click here (opens in a new window). An example is provided here (opens in a new window) or below:

<Leads Total_Record_Count="25">
 <Lead Lead_ID="9f9035cbf75c402cae78a29d081e19b1" 
  Date_Created="2004-08-25T07:11:00">
  <Source_Identifier>jack</Source_Identifier>
  <Description>Newest lead posted between 8/10/2004 and 
     8/27/2004.</Description>
 </Lead>
 <Lead Lead_ID="25466e9908e248b3b1164f9e9ee66744" 
  Date_Created="2004-08-24T07:11:00">
  <Source_Identifier>sam</Source_Identifier>
  <Description>Second Newest lead posted between 8/10/2004 
     and 8/27/2004.</Description>
 </Lead>
  ...
</Leads>

If no records were posted within the specified time frame or the account does not contain any records, the <Leads> root node will not contain any child elements and the Total_Record_Count attribute will have a value of 0 (zero). An example is provided below:

<Leads Total_Record_Count="0" />

All non-XML strings returned by this method should be considered errors.

ERROR(S):

If the system encounters an error, the method will return one the following messages instead of the expected XML string:

Error: Unable to authenticate. Your username and/or password are invalid. - authentication errors.
Error: You have not yet registered for this service. - authorization errors.
Error: A database error has occurred. Please try again later. - catastrophic database errors.
Error: System error. Unable to process the request. - catastrophic system errors.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT RESOURCES:

• Frequently Asked Questions specific to this web service
• Developer community supported Online Forum
• "How-to" Implementation Guides